Spy Morgan and Lafayette Win Yorktown Triumph
A New Jersey private, Charles Morgan, acts as Lafayette's spy inside Cornwallis's camp, enters as a deserter, transmits critical movements, and helps shape the Yorktown victory. Morgan recruits four British soldiers, ferries them to American lines, and earns praise from Lafayette, though he fades from postwar records.
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Lafayette
Cornwallis
Charles Morgan
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Zee
Virginia
Yorktown
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Bornwallis
Forktown
New York
York
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Washington
Hudson
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Bee Morrie
Philadelphia
Tpatimne
Afayette
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Charte Morgan
Liam
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Mor-gan
James River
Cross
Hess
Cornwallis Morgan
America
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General Lafayette
Aald Morgan
Norve
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Assur
Lazarette
Clinton
Chesapeake Bay
Lafay~ Tete
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Cornstallis
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Elthwallis
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Consumption curable belief examined by Dr W A Nans
A historical article discusses tuberculosis as a curable disease, noting that most people harbor latent lesions yet recover without treatment. It outlines how early diagnosis, tuberculin testing, and personal hygiene plus rest and nutrition influence outcomes, and emphasizes that self-care and proper medical guidance determine cure chances.
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Edwards
Health Department of Detroit
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