Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 119
... called him immediately to the camp , Washing- ton's thoughts recurred to Mount Vernon , and its rural delights , so dear to his heart , whence he was to be again exiled . His chief concern , however , was on account of the distress it ...
... called him immediately to the camp , Washing- ton's thoughts recurred to Mount Vernon , and its rural delights , so dear to his heart , whence he was to be again exiled . His chief concern , however , was on account of the distress it ...
Stran 122
... called in the patrol- ling party . So spiritedly , though silently , had the labor been carried on , that by morning a strong re- doubt was thrown up as a main work , flanked on the left by a breastwork , partly cannon - proof ...
... called in the patrol- ling party . So spiritedly , though silently , had the labor been carried on , that by morning a strong re- doubt was thrown up as a main work , flanked on the left by a breastwork , partly cannon - proof ...
Stran 230
... called to arms ; Captain Montressor , aid - de - camp of General Howe , followed by a handful of men , climbed cautiously over the crest of the works and found them deserted . Advanced parties were hurried down to the ferry . The fog ...
... called to arms ; Captain Montressor , aid - de - camp of General Howe , followed by a handful of men , climbed cautiously over the crest of the works and found them deserted . Advanced parties were hurried down to the ferry . The fog ...
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