Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 112
... arms , indicated a hostile determination . Pit- cairne halted his men within a short distance | of the church , and ordered them to prime and load . They then advanced at double quick time . The major , riding forward , waved his sword ...
... arms , indicated a hostile determination . Pit- cairne halted his men within a short distance | of the church , and ordered them to prime and load . They then advanced at double quick time . The major , riding forward , waved his sword ...
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... Arms and ammuni- tion were said to be concealed in Tryon County , and numbers of the tories in that neighborhood preparing for hostilities . Sir John Johnson had fortified Johnson Hall , gathered about him his Scotch Highland tenants ...
... Arms and ammuni- tion were said to be concealed in Tryon County , and numbers of the tories in that neighborhood preparing for hostilities . Sir John Johnson had fortified Johnson Hall , gathered about him his Scotch Highland tenants ...
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... arms . " Der feind ! der feind ! heraus ! heraus ! " ( the enemy ! the enemy ! turn out ! turn out ! ) was now the cry . He at first , he says , made a stand , thinking he had a mere marauding party to deal with ; but , seeing heavy ...
... arms . " Der feind ! der feind ! heraus ! heraus ! " ( the enemy ! the enemy ! turn out ! turn out ! ) was now the cry . He at first , he says , made a stand , thinking he had a mere marauding party to deal with ; but , seeing heavy ...
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