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1     I,  48| head, which the sutlers and camp-followers had fixed on a pole and
2    II,  41|  the baggage-wagons and the camp-followers were mingled with the troops;
3    II,  87|    larger was the number of camp-followers; and of all slaves, the
4   III,  20|     he sent the sutlers and camp-followers with the freshest of the
5   III,  33|  them a body of sutlers and camp-followers, yet more numerous and yet
6    IV,  21|   them a mob of rustics and camp-followers, cowardly, but bold of speech
7    IV,  23| with them a great number of camp-followers, who had assembled there
8    IV,  63|    secure the treasure, the camp-followers, and the baggage, and accompany