The Life of George Washington, Količina 3Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... cavalry at some distance apart . Informed of these circumstances , Captain Ferguson embark- ed in boats with two hundred and fifty men , ascended the river in the night , landed at four in the morning , and surround- ed the houses in ...
... cavalry at some distance apart . Informed of these circumstances , Captain Ferguson embark- ed in boats with two hundred and fifty men , ascended the river in the night , landed at four in the morning , and surround- ed the houses in ...
Stran 337
... cavalry , and he made hasty preparation for immediate attack , anticipating an easy victory . Part of his infantry he formed into a line , with dragoons on each flank . The rest of the infantry and cavalry were to be a reserve , and to ...
... cavalry , and he made hasty preparation for immediate attack , anticipating an easy victory . Part of his infantry he formed into a line , with dragoons on each flank . The rest of the infantry and cavalry were to be a reserve , and to ...
Stran 389
... cavalry . To the northward cavalry is nothing , from the numerous fences ; but to the southward , a disorder , by superior cavalry , may be improved into a defeat , and a defeat into a rout . Virginia and North Carolina could not be ...
... cavalry . To the northward cavalry is nothing , from the numerous fences ; but to the southward , a disorder , by superior cavalry , may be improved into a defeat , and a defeat into a rout . Virginia and North Carolina could not be ...
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CHAPTER I | 12 |
Scarcity in the British CampGates bides his TimeForaging Move | 21 |
CHAPTER III | 37 |
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