The Life of George Washington, Količina 3Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... campaign and thereby thrown the whole service into confusion . Among so many cross - purposes and discouragements , it was a difficult task for Washington to " keep the life and soul of the army together . " Yet he had done so ...
... campaign and thereby thrown the whole service into confusion . Among so many cross - purposes and discouragements , it was a difficult task for Washington to " keep the life and soul of the army together . " Yet he had done so ...
Stran 239
... campaign , but in all probability , shall be obliged to disperse , if not disband the army , for want of subsistence . " The tone and manner , however , assumed by General Greene in offering his resignation , and the time chosen , when ...
... campaign , but in all probability , shall be obliged to disperse , if not disband the army , for want of subsistence . " The tone and manner , however , assumed by General Greene in offering his resignation , and the time chosen , when ...
Stran 297
... campaign drawing to a close , and nothing done that would rouse the people in America , and be spoken of at the Court of Versailles . He was urgent with Washington that the campaign should be terminated by some brilliant stroke . " Any ...
... campaign drawing to a close , and nothing done that would rouse the people in America , and be spoken of at the Court of Versailles . He was urgent with Washington that the campaign should be terminated by some brilliant stroke . " Any ...
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CHAPTER I | 12 |
Scarcity in the British CampGates bides his TimeForaging Move | 21 |
CHAPTER III | 37 |
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