Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... Crown Point , perhaps for an inroad into Canada . The public were in consternation ; yielding to their impor - diers stood their ground bravely for a long time , tunities , the baron took post at Crown Point for its defence . Beside his ...
... Crown Point , perhaps for an inroad into Canada . The public were in consternation ; yielding to their impor - diers stood their ground bravely for a long time , tunities , the baron took post at Crown Point for its defence . Beside his ...
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... Crown Point . In the month of July General Amherst embarked with nearly twelve thousand men at the upper part of Lake George , and proceeded down it , as Abercrombie had done in the preceding year , in a vast fleet of whale - boats ...
... Crown Point . In the month of July General Amherst embarked with nearly twelve thousand men at the upper part of Lake George , and proceeded down it , as Abercrombie had done in the preceding year , in a vast fleet of whale - boats ...
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... Crown Point . It was now an anxious trial of speed and sea- manship . Arnold , with the crippled relics of his squadron , managed by noon to get within a few leagues of Crown Point , where they were over- taken by the Inflexible , the ...
... Crown Point . It was now an anxious trial of speed and sea- manship . Arnold , with the crippled relics of his squadron , managed by noon to get within a few leagues of Crown Point , where they were over- taken by the Inflexible , the ...
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