Select British Documents of the Canadian War of 1812, 13. köideChamplain Society, 1920 - 551 pages |
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... Kingston and Sackett's Harbour . The Governor - General enjoined the greatest caution on his subordinates , particularly specify- ing that military officers were to be very careful not to give the Americans the slightest ground of ...
... Kingston and Sackett's Harbour . The Governor - General enjoined the greatest caution on his subordinates , particularly specify- ing that military officers were to be very careful not to give the Americans the slightest ground of ...
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... Kingston to York . Whatever might have been the case had time and means permitted , the move was thoroughly unsound under the circumstances . It en- tailed a dissipation of force and building facilities just when concentration was most ...
... Kingston to York . Whatever might have been the case had time and means permitted , the move was thoroughly unsound under the circumstances . It en- tailed a dissipation of force and building facilities just when concentration was most ...
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... Kingston Brock hoped to strike at Sackett's Harbour before it was turned into the formidable base it afterwards became . Failing Sackett's Harbour he would have attacked the assembling Americans across the Niagara . Failing this , he ...
... Kingston Brock hoped to strike at Sackett's Harbour before it was turned into the formidable base it afterwards became . Failing Sackett's Harbour he would have attacked the assembling Americans across the Niagara . Failing this , he ...
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... Kingston was not attacked ; and the Niagara peninsula , which had been feebly held , was ultimately abandoned . The worst American failure , however , was the combined attack on the Montreal frontier . Here the two American generals ...
... Kingston was not attacked ; and the Niagara peninsula , which had been feebly held , was ultimately abandoned . The worst American failure , however , was the combined attack on the Montreal frontier . Here the two American generals ...
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... Kingston about the 1st of April . But in March Dearborn became alarmed over the force he imagined Prevost to have collected there . That part of the plan was therefore omitted . Four thousand men had been designated for it . But only ...
... Kingston about the 1st of April . But in March Dearborn became alarmed over the force he imagined Prevost to have collected there . That part of the plan was therefore omitted . Four thousand men had been designated for it . But only ...
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