Battle of Chestnut Neck

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	GET NJ - New Jersey - A Guide To Its Present And Past - Tour 18, Junction with US 1, Woodbridge, Perth Amboy, Freehold, Lakewood, Toms River, Tuckerton, Cape May, US 9, Mullica River
		At 88.3 miles in an unkempt clearing (L) is a tall MONUMENT to the patriots who participated in the Battle of Chestnut Neck, October 6, 1778.
		To destroy the "Jersey pirates," Sir Henry Clinton sent an expedition here that pushed the patriots from their sand-dune fort, burned their village, and proceeded 15 miles up Mullica River to the mouth of Batsto River.
		Here 50 ironworkers gave such good account of themselves that the 1,500 British troops, believing that they were facing regular Colonial troops under Count Pulaski, retreated to their ships.
	www.getnj.com /njags/tours/tour18mullicariver.shtml

	Fish Eagle Picture Taken Of This Majestic African Bird On Safari
		The extent of the Cain and Abel battle among Fish Eagle chicks is unknown.
		It has a very distinct appearance: a white head, neck and tail with black and chestnut body and wings.
		The Fish Eagle is widely distributed throughout Africa south of the Sahara and can be found anywhere there are fish to be caught: rivers, lakes, dams, estuaries - even the open coastline.
	www.african-safari-pictures.com /fish-eagle-picture.html (446 words)

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