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3384. GENERALS, Talents and.—[continued].
Experience had just begun
to elicit those among our officers who
had talents for war, and under the guidance
of these one campaign would have planted
our standard on the walls of Quebec, and
another on those of Halifax.—
To F. C. Gray. Washington ed. vi, 438.
(M.
1815)
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