Life of George Washington, Količina 5G.P. Putnam & Company, 1855 |
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Stran 176
... hundred and sixty wounded . Among the slain were Lieutenant - Colonel Bonner of Pennsylvania , and Major Dickinson of Vir- ginia , both greatly regretted . The officers who had charge of the burying parties reported that they found two ...
... hundred and sixty wounded . Among the slain were Lieutenant - Colonel Bonner of Pennsylvania , and Major Dickinson of Vir- ginia , both greatly regretted . The officers who had charge of the burying parties reported that they found two ...
Stran 361
... hundred and seventy dragoons , a hundred mounted infantry and a three - pounder . The bold partisan pushed forward with his usual ardor and rapidity . The weather was sultry , many of his horses gave out through fatigue and heat ; he ...
... hundred and seventy dragoons , a hundred mounted infantry and a three - pounder . The bold partisan pushed forward with his usual ardor and rapidity . The weather was sultry , many of his horses gave out through fatigue and heat ; he ...
Stran 363
... hundred and thirteen were slain on the spot , and one hundred and fifty so man- gled and maimed that they could not be re- moved . Colonel Buford and a few of the cavalry escaped , as did about a hundred of the infantry , who were with ...
... hundred and thirteen were slain on the spot , and one hundred and fifty so man- gled and maimed that they could not be re- moved . Colonel Buford and a few of the cavalry escaped , as did about a hundred of the infantry , who were with ...
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De Kalb Commissioned MajorGen | 1 |
Further Hostilities on the Delaware | 13 |
Question of an Attack on Phila | 30 |
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Admiral affairs aide-de-camp American arms army Arnold arrival attack attempt Baron brigade British Burgoyne cabal camp campaign cavalry Charleston Colonel command commander-in-chief conduct Congress continental Conway Conway Cabal council Count D'Estaing D'Estaing detached dragoons Elizabethtown embarked encamped enemy enemy's enterprise eral expedition favor fire force Fort Lafayette Fort Mifflin Fort Moultrie France French fleet garrison Gates Greene gress Hamilton honor horses Hudson hundred infantry ington inhabitants Island Jersey Knyphausen Lafayette land letter Lord Stirling main body major-general marquis Marquis de Lafayette ment Mifflin miles military militia Mischianza Morristown night observed officers orders parties Pennsylvania Philadelphia President quarters rear received reconnoitered Red Bank Reed reinforcements rendered reply retreat river road sent ships Sir Henry Clinton soldiers Steuben Stony Point surprise Tarleton thousand tion took troops Valley Forge Wash Washington Wayne West Point whole Wilkinson wounded writes York