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White Plains

noun

  1. a city in SE New York, near New York City: battle 1776.


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Washington left his narrow position on Haarlem heights, gained White Plains before him, and fortified his camp.

Step by step, therefore, Washington withdrew until he came to White Plains.

From this place, the party went to White Plains, and saw the places still remaining to mark the points of historic interest.

But if you've still got any doubts left in your mind you can look up the court records at White Plains.

She lived with her eldest son at White Plains, who had fallen heir to his grandfather's farm.

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