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The Winning of the West, Volume Two

CHAPTER IX
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There were to be from five hundred to one thousand men.

See letter of Wm.

Davidson, Sept.

18, 1780.] and as soon as this course of action was determined on Campbell was foremost in embodying all the Holston men who could be spared, intending to march westward and join any Virginia army that might be raised to oppose Cornwallis.

While thus employed he received Shelby's request, and, for answer, at first sent word that he could not change his plans; but on receiving a second and more urgent message he agreed to come as desired.


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