Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... York . present situation of our State . We are daily get- ting the most authentic intelligence of bodies of men enlisted and armed in order to assist the en- emy . We much fear that they , co - operating with the enemy , may seize such ...
... York . present situation of our State . We are daily get- ting the most authentic intelligence of bodies of men enlisted and armed in order to assist the en- emy . We much fear that they , co - operating with the enemy , may seize such ...
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... York . " The successes of Lee at the South were con- trasted by many with the defeat on Long Island and evacuation of New York , and they began to consider him the main hope of the army . Haz- ard , the postmaster , writing from Harlem ...
... York . " The successes of Lee at the South were con- trasted by many with the defeat on Long Island and evacuation of New York , and they began to consider him the main hope of the army . Haz- ard , the postmaster , writing from Harlem ...
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... valuable , and I ascribe to this our escape from York Island , King's Bridge and the Plains ; and I have no doubt , had you been here , the garrison of Mount Washington * * * In the meantime , send up a 260 LIFE OF WASHINGTON . CHAPTER XLI.
... valuable , and I ascribe to this our escape from York Island , King's Bridge and the Plains ; and I have no doubt , had you been here , the garrison of Mount Washington * * * In the meantime , send up a 260 LIFE OF WASHINGTON . CHAPTER XLI.
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