Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 34
... party were justified by the report of these deserters ; they had been sent out as spies , and were to show the summons if discovered or overpowered . The French commander , they added , had been blamed for sending out so small a party ...
... party were justified by the report of these deserters ; they had been sent out as spies , and were to show the summons if discovered or overpowered . The French commander , they added , had been blamed for sending out so small a party ...
Stran 49
... party had come which attacked Wash- ington the year before , in the Great Meadows . The Indians and French , too , who were hovering about the army , had just left this camp . The fires they had left were yet burning . The French had ...
... party had come which attacked Wash- ington the year before , in the Great Meadows . The Indians and French , too , who were hovering about the army , had just left this camp . The fires they had left were yet burning . The French had ...
Stran 73
... parties of Cherokees . Colonel Bouquet required that each party should be ac- companied by an officer and a number of white men . Washington complied with the order , though he considered them an encumbrance rather than an advantage ...
... parties of Cherokees . Colonel Bouquet required that each party should be ac- companied by an officer and a number of white men . Washington complied with the order , though he considered them an encumbrance rather than an advantage ...
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