The Life of George Washington, Količina 3Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... join the other troops near the enemy's line . Lee was even opposed to sending so large a number . Generals Greene , Wayne , and Lafayette were in the mi- nority in the council , and subsequently gave separately the same opinion in ...
... join the other troops near the enemy's line . Lee was even opposed to sending so large a number . Generals Greene , Wayne , and Lafayette were in the mi- nority in the council , and subsequently gave separately the same opinion in ...
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... join the other division ; in the mean time he set off on horseback for Morgan's camp , attended merely by a guide , an aide - de - camp , and a sergeant's guard of dragoons . His object was to aid Morgan in assembling militia and check ...
... join the other division ; in the mean time he set off on horseback for Morgan's camp , attended merely by a guide , an aide - de - camp , and a sergeant's guard of dragoons . His object was to aid Morgan in assembling militia and check ...
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... join with the force under Arnold , and proceed to reinforce Cornwallis . Should they form a junction , Greene would be unable to withstand them . With these considerations Washington wrote to Lafay- ette , urging him , since he was ...
... join with the force under Arnold , and proceed to reinforce Cornwallis . Should they form a junction , Greene would be unable to withstand them . With these considerations Washington wrote to Lafay- ette , urging him , since he was ...
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CHAPTER I | 12 |
Scarcity in the British CampGates bides his TimeForaging Move | 21 |
CHAPTER III | 37 |
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