Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... thousand miles , to traffic away their peltries with the fur - traders . It was , moreover , a maga- zine for the more southern posts , among which was Fort Duquesne on the Ohio . Bradstreet was an officer of spirit . Pushing his way ...
... thousand miles , to traffic away their peltries with the fur - traders . It was , moreover , a maga- zine for the more southern posts , among which was Fort Duquesne on the Ohio . Bradstreet was an officer of spirit . Pushing his way ...
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... thousand belonged to Massachusetts , and were under the command of General Artemus Ward , whose headquarters were at ... thousand souls , and gar- risoned with more than ten thousand British troops , disciplined and experienced in the ...
... thousand belonged to Massachusetts , and were under the command of General Artemus Ward , whose headquarters were at ... thousand souls , and gar- risoned with more than ten thousand British troops , disciplined and experienced in the ...
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... thousand stand of arms , one hundred thousand flints , thirty thousand round shot , and thirty - two tons of musket - balls . " Surely nothing , " writes Washington , " ever came more apropos . " It was indeed a cheering incident , and ...
... thousand stand of arms , one hundred thousand flints , thirty thousand round shot , and thirty - two tons of musket - balls . " Surely nothing , " writes Washington , " ever came more apropos . " It was indeed a cheering incident , and ...
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