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... soon won the confidence and esteem of the most influential men of the State , and two years after , without solicitation on his part , was ap- pointed by the Governor solicitor for the western district of Carolina , now the State of ...
... soon won the confidence and esteem of the most influential men of the State , and two years after , without solicitation on his part , was ap- pointed by the Governor solicitor for the western district of Carolina , now the State of ...
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... soon after ranked by General Harrison . Jackson , among others , had volunteered his services , and petitioned for the post which was assigned to Win- chester . Through the influence of the member of Congress from that district , the ...
... soon after ranked by General Harrison . Jackson , among others , had volunteered his services , and petitioned for the post which was assigned to Win- chester . Through the influence of the member of Congress from that district , the ...
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... soon effected a junction with his troops . Jackson then resumed his march along the banks of the Tallapoosa ; but he had hardly set the leading column in motion , when word was brought him that Colonel Milton's brigade could not follow ...
... soon effected a junction with his troops . Jackson then resumed his march along the banks of the Tallapoosa ; but he had hardly set the leading column in motion , when word was brought him that Colonel Milton's brigade could not follow ...
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