The History of England - a Study in Political Evolution
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Chapter 14 THE CLOSE OF THE WAR.
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Released on: 01/12/2017
In the month of May, Corn-wal-lis had planned to bring his troops to Pe-ters-burg and strike a blow at La-fay-ette, who was near Rich-mond. La-fay-ette fled as soon as he heard that Corn-wal-lis had crossed the James Riv-er, for he had but few troops and did not care to bring on a big fight till the men came up who were then on the way to aid him.
1 Chapter 1 BOY-HOOD.2 Chapter 2 YOUTH.3 Chapter 3 THE FIRST STEP TO FAME.4 Chapter 4 TO THE FRONT!5 Chapter 5 AS AIDE-DE-CAMP.6 Chapter 6 COL-O-NEL OF VIR-GIN-I-A TROOPS.7 Chapter 7 THE HOME OF WASH-ING-TON.8 Chapter 8 THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.9 Chapter 9 COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.10 Chapter 10 IN AND NEAR NEW YORK.11 Chapter 11 A SAD YEAR.12 Chapter 12 FOES IN THE CAMP.13 Chapter 13 THE HARDSHIPS OF WAR.14 Chapter 14 THE CLOSE OF THE WAR.15 Chapter 15 FIRST IN PEACE.