Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... attack ; some stores and am- munition were destroyed ; some prisoners taken , and Murray returned with the news of the cap- ture of Fort Niagara , Ticonderoga and Crown Point , and that Amherst was preparing to attack the Isle Aux Noix ...
... attack ; some stores and am- munition were destroyed ; some prisoners taken , and Murray returned with the news of the cap- ture of Fort Niagara , Ticonderoga and Crown Point , and that Amherst was preparing to attack the Isle Aux Noix ...
Stran 184
... attack him . " Apparently , they were about to fulfill his hopes , and with for- midable advantages of position . He must dis- lodge them from Dorchester Heights or evacuate Boston . The latter was an alternative too morti- fying to be ...
... attack him . " Apparently , they were about to fulfill his hopes , and with for- midable advantages of position . He must dis- lodge them from Dorchester Heights or evacuate Boston . The latter was an alternative too morti- fying to be ...
Stran 275
... attack the lower posts under Count Donop . The several divisions were to cross the Delaware at night , so as to be ... attack . Pre- pare , and in concert with Griffin , attack as many of their posts as you possibly can , with a prospect ...
... attack the lower posts under Count Donop . The several divisions were to cross the Delaware at night , so as to be ... attack . Pre- pare , and in concert with Griffin , attack as many of their posts as you possibly can , with a prospect ...
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