Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... Retreat - Sortie of Carle- ton - Retreat of the Americans - Halt at Point Deschambault - Alarm in the Col- onies at the Retreat of the Army - Popu- lar Clamor against Schuyler - Slanders refuted • CHAPTER XXI . Gates sent to ...
... Retreat - Sortie of Carle- ton - Retreat of the Americans - Halt at Point Deschambault - Alarm in the Col- onies at the Retreat of the Army - Popu- lar Clamor against Schuyler - Slanders refuted • CHAPTER XXI . Gates sent to ...
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... retreat . The scattered troops were collected , the dead were buried , and conveyances procured for the wounded . About noon he commenced his retro- grade march for Boston . It was high time . His troops were jaded by the night march ...
... retreat . The scattered troops were collected , the dead were buried , and conveyances procured for the wounded . About noon he commenced his retro- grade march for Boston . It was high time . His troops were jaded by the night march ...
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... retreat , which , in its silence situation , " writes General Heath , " or duly con- and celerity , equaled the midnight fortifying of templates the human heart in such trials , will | Bunker's Hill , was one of the most signal achieve ...
... retreat , which , in its silence situation , " writes General Heath , " or duly con- and celerity , equaled the midnight fortifying of templates the human heart in such trials , will | Bunker's Hill , was one of the most signal achieve ...
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