Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran ix
... tion of Pitt - Loudoun succeeded by Gen- eral Abercrombie Military Arrange- ments - Washington Commander - in - chief of the Virginia Forces - Amherst against Louisburg - General Wolfe - Montgomery -Capture of Louisburg - Abercrombie on ...
... tion of Pitt - Loudoun succeeded by Gen- eral Abercrombie Military Arrange- ments - Washington Commander - in - chief of the Virginia Forces - Amherst against Louisburg - General Wolfe - Montgomery -Capture of Louisburg - Abercrombie on ...
Stran 245
... tion and from individual members of it were read , concerning the turbulence of the disaffected in the upper parts of the State ; intelligence gained from deserters was likewise stated , showing the intention of the enemy to surround ...
... tion and from individual members of it were read , concerning the turbulence of the disaffected in the upper parts of the State ; intelligence gained from deserters was likewise stated , showing the intention of the enemy to surround ...
Stran 288
... tion of Cornwallis , who , but a short time before , traversed the Jerseys so triumphantly , became daily more and more irksome . Spies were in his camp , to give notice of every movement , and foes without to take advantage of it ; so ...
... tion of Cornwallis , who , but a short time before , traversed the Jerseys so triumphantly , became daily more and more irksome . Spies were in his camp , to give notice of every movement , and foes without to take advantage of it ; so ...
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