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A rowboat banged against the Centur
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Chapter SevenThe first shots crashe
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sir," McClure shouted over the musk
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Solomon Lovell's heart seemed to mi
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From Brigadier-General Lovell's des
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emembered the tall American in his
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"We thought him indestructible," De
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could conceal men from the guns of
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Chapter Nine"Where the devil is Rev
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"Then they will have something to f
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They would attack the battery.In th
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Hundreds? He wondered. Maybe two hu
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Chapter TenThe sun had not risen wh
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Praise the Lord, Wadsworth thought,
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marsh. The rebels patrolled that gr
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Letter from Brigadier-General Lovel
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on their flank?" Easily, Wadsworth
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Commodore Saltonstall declared he w
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ecome mired in pessimism and it nee
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Chapter TwelveAnd, suddenly, there
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at their sterns. Away to port was C
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need men willing to make that attac
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timber splinter to drive cloth into
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Chapter ThirteenA Royal Marine at t
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The fifty men filed through the aba
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dared to hope that the British woul
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From a letter by General Artemas Wa
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the powder charges were being carri
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fire, of the sparks flying and fall
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Historical NoteThe Penobscot Expedi
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on which Carnes was expertly equipp
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About the AuthorBERNARD CORNWELL, "
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