Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... Captain Adam Stephen , an officer destined to serve with him at distant periods of his military career . At Winchester he found it impossible to obtain conveyances by gentle means , and was obliged reluctantly to avail himself of the ...
... Captain Adam Stephen , an officer destined to serve with him at distant periods of his military career . At Winchester he found it impossible to obtain conveyances by gentle means , and was obliged reluctantly to avail himself of the ...
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... Captain George Mer- called " bush - fighting , " - a knowledge indispen- | cer of Virginia , and Captain Stewart of the Vir- sable in the wild wars of the wilderness . Stock - ginia light horse ; the officer who had taken care aded ...
... Captain George Mer- called " bush - fighting , " - a knowledge indispen- | cer of Virginia , and Captain Stewart of the Vir- sable in the wild wars of the wilderness . Stock - ginia light horse ; the officer who had taken care aded ...
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Washington Irving. tell , " said Captain Forest of the artillery , " for | have given the Americans a serious check ; but that is General Washington . " The aspect of the Captain Washington and Lieutenant Monroe , with man changed in an ...
Washington Irving. tell , " said Captain Forest of the artillery , " for | have given the Americans a serious check ; but that is General Washington . " The aspect of the Captain Washington and Lieutenant Monroe , with man changed in an ...
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