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Britons continued fnriOusly fighting over his body. His French aid, stretched his arms over the wounded veterans and cried out "Save the brave De Kaib, Oh Save the Baron De KaIb !'' The British imme- diately fell back, but it was too late to save his life. He died of his wounds, and was buried near Camden, where his last battle was fought.

 Some years after, when Washington visited that place, he eagerly inquired for the grave of De Kalb. It was shown to him. He looked on it thoughtfully, for a long time, and then exclaimed, with deep sigh, So here lies the brave De Kalb The generous stranger who came from a foreign land, to fight our battles, aud to wa ter the tree of our liberty with his blood! Would it had pleased Heaven, that he might have lived tO share our prosperity as freely as he shared our dangers !''- BiOg. Sketck.