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Henry Clinton to George Germain on the Delay of the Fleet's Sailing, Except to Savannah
Author: Henry Clinton to George Germain on Weather Preventing Ships Sailing to Savannah
Author: George Germain to Henry Clinton, on General Robertson's Delay in Sailing
Author: Henry Clinton to George Germain, Writing that He Has No News of Georgia But Has Sent Relief There, and He Does Not Want to Sail While Comte D'Estaing's Fleet's Whereabouts are Unknown
Author: Henry Clinton to George Germain, on the Delay in the Dispatch of Troops to Georgia
Author: Henry Clinton to George Germain Regarding the Continued Delay in an Expedition, and Intelligence on the Continental Army
Author: Letters from George Germain to John Vaughan, John Dalling and Henry Clinton Regarding the French Fleet and Delays to the Sailing of Commodore Walsingham's Ships
Author: Henry Clinton to George Germain, with Captured Correspondence Relating to the French Action at Savannah and General Washington's Strategy for the Eastern Posts
Author: Draft from George Germain to Henry Clinton Discussing Ships and Convoys Lost and Sailed and Intelligence on the French Fleet
Author: Narrative of Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Clinton, K. B. Relative to His Conduct During Part of His Command of the King's Troops in North America
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Category : Southern States
Languages : en
Pages : 114
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