The Life of George Washington, Količina 3Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... horse , and running through a marsh , he plunged into the river , and called to the galleys for help . A boat was sent ... horses , returned perplexed and disappointed to the camp . Washington was extremely chagrined at the issue of the ...
... horse , and running through a marsh , he plunged into the river , and called to the galleys for help . A boat was sent ... horses , returned perplexed and disappointed to the camp . Washington was extremely chagrined at the issue of the ...
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... horses were led up after breakfast ; they were to review the troops and visit Lafayette's encampment seven miles distant . The horses which De Chastellux and Washington rode , had been presented to the latter by the State of Virginia ...
... horses were led up after breakfast ; they were to review the troops and visit Lafayette's encampment seven miles distant . The horses which De Chastellux and Washington rode , had been presented to the latter by the State of Virginia ...
Stran 344
... horse on which Cornwallis rode was wounded , but the brave animal carried his lordship to the shore , where he sank ... horses , delivered a hasty fire , which emptied some of his saddles , and then made for the woods ; a few of the ...
... horse on which Cornwallis rode was wounded , but the brave animal carried his lordship to the shore , where he sank ... horses , delivered a hasty fire , which emptied some of his saddles , and then made for the woods ; a few of the ...
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CHAPTER I | 12 |
Scarcity in the British CampGates bides his TimeForaging Move | 21 |
CHAPTER III | 37 |
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