Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 68
... returned to New York . Admiral Holbourne made a silly demonstration of his fleet off the harbor of Louisburg , approaching within two miles of the batteries , but retired on seeing the French Ad- miral preparing to unmoor . He ...
... returned to New York . Admiral Holbourne made a silly demonstration of his fleet off the harbor of Louisburg , approaching within two miles of the batteries , but retired on seeing the French Ad- miral preparing to unmoor . He ...
Stran 227
... returned with so much warmth that they soon quitted their post , and retired to a large body that was lying in ambuscade . " * The enemy rallied and returned to the combat with additional force . Only five companies of Smallwood's ...
... returned with so much warmth that they soon quitted their post , and retired to a large body that was lying in ambuscade . " * The enemy rallied and returned to the combat with additional force . Only five companies of Smallwood's ...
Stran 281
... returned to his post from the pursuit of Griffin , only in time to hear of the disaster at Trenton . He immediately began a retreat in the utmost panic and confu- sion , calling in his guards and parties as he hur- ried forward . The ...
... returned to his post from the pursuit of Griffin , only in time to hear of the disaster at Trenton . He immediately began a retreat in the utmost panic and confu- sion , calling in his guards and parties as he hur- ried forward . The ...
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