Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1859 |
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... Fort at French Creek - The Chevalier Legardeur de St. Pierre , Knight of St. Louis -Captain Reparti - Transactions at the Fort - Attempts to seduce the Sachems- Mischief brewing on the Frontier - Difficulties and Delays in Parting ...
... Fort at French Creek - The Chevalier Legardeur de St. Pierre , Knight of St. Louis -Captain Reparti - Transactions at the Fort - Attempts to seduce the Sachems- Mischief brewing on the Frontier - Difficulties and Delays in Parting ...
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... Fort Necessity - Van Braam as an Interpreter - Indian Plunderers - Return to Williamsburg - Vote of Thanks of the House of Burgesses - Subsequent Fortunes of the Half - king - Comments on the Affair of Jumonville and the Conduct of Van ...
... Fort Necessity - Van Braam as an Interpreter - Indian Plunderers - Return to Williamsburg - Vote of Thanks of the House of Burgesses - Subsequent Fortunes of the Half - king - Comments on the Affair of Jumonville and the Conduct of Van ...
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... Fort Cumberland - The Great Savage Mountain - Camp at the Little Mea- dows - Division of the Forces - Captain Jack ... Fort Duquesne - The fording of the Monongahela - The Battle - The Retreat - Death of Braddock ...
... Fort Cumberland - The Great Savage Mountain - Camp at the Little Mea- dows - Division of the Forces - Captain Jack ... Fort Duquesne - The fording of the Monongahela - The Battle - The Retreat - Death of Braddock ...
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... Fort Loudoun - Administra- tion of Pitt - Loudoun succeeded by General Abercrombie - Military Arrangements ... Fort Du- quesne - March for the Fort - Indiscreet Conduct of Major Grant - Disastrous Con- sequences - Washington advances ...
... Fort Loudoun - Administra- tion of Pitt - Loudoun succeeded by General Abercrombie - Military Arrangements ... Fort Du- quesne - March for the Fort - Indiscreet Conduct of Major Grant - Disastrous Con- sequences - Washington advances ...
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... fort at their own expense , and maintain a sufficient garrison in it for defence against the Indians . Mr. Thomas Lee , president of the council of Virginia , took the lead in the concerns of the company at the outset , and by many has ...
... fort at their own expense , and maintain a sufficient garrison in it for defence against the Indians . Mr. Thomas Lee , president of the council of Virginia , took the lead in the concerns of the company at the outset , and by many has ...
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