Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam's sons, 1856 |
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... officers , who spoke of him familiarly and fondly as " Old Put ; " a sobriquet by which he is called even in one of the private letters of the commander - in - chief . The Congress of Massachusetts manifested considerate liber- ality ...
... officers , who spoke of him familiarly and fondly as " Old Put ; " a sobriquet by which he is called even in one of the private letters of the commander - in - chief . The Congress of Massachusetts manifested considerate liber- ality ...
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... officers of one colony were un- willing to mix in the same regiment with those of another . Many sent in their names ... officers . They would not enlist unless they knew their colonel , lieutenant - colonel and captain ; Connecticut men ...
... officers of one colony were un- willing to mix in the same regiment with those of another . Many sent in their names ... officers . They would not enlist unless they knew their colonel , lieutenant - colonel and captain ; Connecticut men ...
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... officers , and co- operation among the troops , each corps seeming to act independ- ently of the rest . Few of the men had any military experience , except , perchance , in bush - fighting with the Indians . Unaccus- tomed to discipline ...
... officers , and co- operation among the troops , each corps seeming to act independ- ently of the rest . Few of the men had any military experience , except , perchance , in bush - fighting with the Indians . Unaccus- tomed to discipline ...
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