Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1876 |
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Stran 9
... thousand troops . Sir Henry dis- patched messenger after messenger in quest of the king to know his pleasure . None of them returned . A female emissary was equally Week after week elapsed , until nearly three months had expired ...
... thousand troops . Sir Henry dis- patched messenger after messenger in quest of the king to know his pleasure . None of them returned . A female emissary was equally Week after week elapsed , until nearly three months had expired ...
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... thousand pounds were grudgingly voted ; but even this moderate sum was not put at the absolute dis- position of the ... thousand acres of land on the Ohio River , to be divided among the officers and soldiers who should engage in this ...
... thousand pounds were grudgingly voted ; but even this moderate sum was not put at the absolute dis- position of the ... thousand acres of land on the Ohio River , to be divided among the officers and soldiers who should engage in this ...
Stran 38
... thousand men with field - pieces , in a fleet of sixty batteaux and three hundred canoes , dropped down the river from Venango , and suddenly made his appearance before the fort , on which the men were working , and which was not half ...
... thousand men with field - pieces , in a fleet of sixty batteaux and three hundred canoes , dropped down the river from Venango , and suddenly made his appearance before the fort , on which the men were working , and which was not half ...
Stran 43
... thousand men with him at the fort , beside Indian allies ; and reinforcements were on the way to join him . The messen- gers sent by Jumonville , previous to the late affair , must have apprised him of the weak- ness of the encampment ...
... thousand men with him at the fort , beside Indian allies ; and reinforcements were on the way to join him . The messen- gers sent by Jumonville , previous to the late affair , must have apprised him of the weak- ness of the encampment ...
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... thousand , besides Indians . None lodge in the fort but Contrecœur and the guard , consisting of forty men and five officers ; the rest lodge in bark cabins around the fort . The Indians have ac- cess day and night , and come and go ...
... thousand , besides Indians . None lodge in the fort but Contrecœur and the guard , consisting of forty men and five officers ; the rest lodge in bark cabins around the fort . The Indians have ac- cess day and night , and come and go ...
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