Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... Lord Howe - Re- pulse of Abercrombie - Success of Brad- street at Oswego CHAPTER XXIV . Slow Operations - Washington orders out the Militia - Mission to Williamsburg - Halt at Mr. Chamberlayne's - Mrs . Martha Custis - A brief Courtship ...
... Lord Howe - Re- pulse of Abercrombie - Success of Brad- street at Oswego CHAPTER XXIV . Slow Operations - Washington orders out the Militia - Mission to Williamsburg - Halt at Mr. Chamberlayne's - Mrs . Martha Custis - A brief Courtship ...
Stran 66
... Lord Loudoun should arrive ; to whom he looked for the future fate of Virginia . self at the head of a force of regulars , Canadians and Indians ; ascended the St. Lawrence to Lake Ontario ; blocked up the mouth of the Oswego by his ...
... Lord Loudoun should arrive ; to whom he looked for the future fate of Virginia . self at the head of a force of regulars , Canadians and Indians ; ascended the St. Lawrence to Lake Ontario ; blocked up the mouth of the Oswego by his ...
Stran 71
... Lord Howe , a young nobleman , brave and enterprising , full of martial enthusiasm , and endeared to the soldiery by the generosity of his disposition , and the sweetness of his manners . On the first night they bivouacked for some ...
... Lord Howe , a young nobleman , brave and enterprising , full of martial enthusiasm , and endeared to the soldiery by the generosity of his disposition , and the sweetness of his manners . On the first night they bivouacked for some ...
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