The Life of George Washington, Količina 3Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 195
Washington Irving. 1780. ] ARNOLD IN PHILADELPHIA . 195 CHAPTER XXII . Arnold in Command of Philadelphia - Unpopular Measures - Arnold's Style of Living - His Schemes and Speculations - His Collisions with the Executive Council - His ...
Washington Irving. 1780. ] ARNOLD IN PHILADELPHIA . 195 CHAPTER XXII . Arnold in Command of Philadelphia - Unpopular Measures - Arnold's Style of Living - His Schemes and Speculations - His Collisions with the Executive Council - His ...
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... Arnold's hope to capture the governor ; but the lat- ter , after providing for the security of as much as possible of the public stores , had left Richmond the evening before on horseback to join his family at Tuckahoe , whence , on the ...
... Arnold's hope to capture the governor ; but the lat- ter , after providing for the security of as much as possible of the public stores , had left Richmond the evening before on horseback to join his family at Tuckahoe , whence , on the ...
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... Arnold , " said the letter of instruction , " that directly or by implication may screen him from the punishment due to his treason and desertion , which , if he should fall into your hands , you will execute in the most summary manner ...
... Arnold , " said the letter of instruction , " that directly or by implication may screen him from the punishment due to his treason and desertion , which , if he should fall into your hands , you will execute in the most summary manner ...
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