Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 137
... supplies when Washington , on taking com- | mand , had required a return of the ammunition . They had returned the whole amount of powder collected by the province , upward of three hun- dred barrels ; without stating what had been ex ...
... supplies when Washington , on taking com- | mand , had required a return of the ammunition . They had returned the whole amount of powder collected by the province , upward of three hun- dred barrels ; without stating what had been ex ...
Stran 188
... supplies sent from these colonies across the lakes , he was required , until further orders , to fix his headquarters at Albany , where , without being ex- posed to the fatigue of the camp until his health was perfectly restored , he ...
... supplies sent from these colonies across the lakes , he was required , until further orders , to fix his headquarters at Albany , where , without being ex- posed to the fatigue of the camp until his health was perfectly restored , he ...
Stran 288
... supplies from that State for their winter's support . ' Colonel Reed was ordered to send out rangers and bodies of militia to scour the country , waylay foraging parties , cut off supplies , and keep the cantonments of the enemy in a ...
... supplies from that State for their winter's support . ' Colonel Reed was ordered to send out rangers and bodies of militia to scour the country , waylay foraging parties , cut off supplies , and keep the cantonments of the enemy in a ...
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