Life of George Washington, Količina 4G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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... commander - in - chief , though present in the camp , Arnold alleged that it was customary in the army for general officers to grant passes and protections to inhabitants of the United States , friendly to the same , and that the ...
... commander - in - chief , though present in the camp , Arnold alleged that it was customary in the army for general officers to grant passes and protections to inhabitants of the United States , friendly to the same , and that the ...
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... commander - in - chief . As there were likely to be important military operations in that quarter , Washington had intended to recommend General Greene for the appointment . He was an officer on whose abilities , discretion , and ...
... commander - in - chief . As there were likely to be important military operations in that quarter , Washington had intended to recommend General Greene for the appointment . He was an officer on whose abilities , discretion , and ...
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... commander - in - chief , through the marquis , for the com- mand of a battalion , which was without a field officer . Washington had declined on the ground that giving him a whole battalion might be a subject of dissatisfaction , and ...
... commander - in - chief , through the marquis , for the com- mand of a battalion , which was without a field officer . Washington had declined on the ground that giving him a whole battalion might be a subject of dissatisfaction , and ...
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