Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... Wash- ington's dignified Reply - Questions of Rank between Royal and Provincial Troops - Treatment of the French Prison- ers - Fate of La Force - Anecdotes of Stobo and Van Braam CHAPTER XIV . Return to quiet Life - French and English ...
... Wash- ington's dignified Reply - Questions of Rank between Royal and Provincial Troops - Treatment of the French Prison- ers - Fate of La Force - Anecdotes of Stobo and Van Braam CHAPTER XIV . Return to quiet Life - French and English ...
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... Wash- ington to his Wife and Brother - Prepara- tions for Departure CHAPTER XL . " More Troops arrive at Boston - Generals Howe , Burgoyne , and Clinton - Proclamation of Gage Nature of the American Army- Scornful Conduct of the British ...
... Wash- ington to his Wife and Brother - Prepara- tions for Departure CHAPTER XL . " More Troops arrive at Boston - Generals Howe , Burgoyne , and Clinton - Proclamation of Gage Nature of the American Army- Scornful Conduct of the British ...
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... Wash- He was a native of Ireland , and had come out ington soon appreciated the character of the to this country in 1734 , to manage the landed es- general . He found him stately and somewhat tates owned by his uncle , Commodore Sir ...
... Wash- He was a native of Ireland , and had come out ington soon appreciated the character of the to this country in 1734 , to manage the landed es- general . He found him stately and somewhat tates owned by his uncle , Commodore Sir ...
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Preparations for HostilitiesWashington | 1 |
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Infatuation in British CouncilsCol Grant | 36 |
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