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An outline of the life and works of Col. Paul Revere; with a partial catalogue of silverware bearing his name (1901)

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successfully on Augusta. ThusGeorgia, the last to renounce the royal authority, was the first to again feel its yoke,the British being now in virtual possession of the State. General Benjamin Lincoln was sent by Congress to command the Southern de-partment, but met with little success. He succeeded… … ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^«^ ^ ....::,, :;^x:iiis^r 28 ^^V with but a handful of men, leaving the British in full possession of Georgia. Thedirect results of his campaign were the gallant repulse of the British at Fort Royal byGeneral Moultrie, the defeat and dispersal at Kettle Creek of a band of seven hun-dred…

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