Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lieutenant-General Drummond” in entry niagara-fort of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
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The Americans pressed forward, and in the open fields near Chippewa they fought Riall's army (July 5), and drove the British in haste to Burlington Heights (see Chippewa, battle of). Lieutenant-General Drummond then gathered all available troops and advanced to the Niagara River.
He met the Americans near the great cataract of the Niagara, and there, on the evening of July 25, one of the most sanguinary b...
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