Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... side of the Ohio River , as far down as the great Kanawha . An old Delaware sachem , meeting him while thus employed , propounded a somewhat puzzling ques- tion . The French , " said he , " claim all the land on one side of the Ohio ...
... side of the Ohio River , as far down as the great Kanawha . An old Delaware sachem , meeting him while thus employed , propounded a somewhat puzzling ques- tion . The French , " said he , " claim all the land on one side of the Ohio ...
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... side of the fort was equally obstinate and unsuccessful . Rawlings , with his Maryland riflemen and the aid of the three- gun battery , had for some time kept the left col umn of Hessians and Waldeckers under Knyp- hausen at bay . At ...
... side of the fort was equally obstinate and unsuccessful . Rawlings , with his Maryland riflemen and the aid of the three- gun battery , had for some time kept the left col umn of Hessians and Waldeckers under Knyp- hausen at bay . At ...
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... side , about eight o'clock ; the other marched up the east bank three or four miles , and then crossed to the opposite shore . The whole corps , six thou- sand strong , and under the command of Lord Cornwallis , were landed , with their ...
... side , about eight o'clock ; the other marched up the east bank three or four miles , and then crossed to the opposite shore . The whole corps , six thou- sand strong , and under the command of Lord Cornwallis , were landed , with their ...
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