Life of George WashingtonSleepy Hollow Restorations, 1975 - 721 strani |
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Stran 185
... Schuyler , " is truly alarming . The most vigorous exertions will be necessary to retrieve our circumstances there , and I hope you will strain every nerve for that purpose . Unless it can be done now , Canada will be lost to us for ...
... Schuyler , " is truly alarming . The most vigorous exertions will be necessary to retrieve our circumstances there , and I hope you will strain every nerve for that purpose . Unless it can be done now , Canada will be lost to us for ...
Stran 297
... Schuyler , ignorant of this new arrangement , was journeying to Philadelphia . When Gates arrived in Albany , Colonel Varick , Schuyler's secretary , waited on him with a message from Mrs. Schuyler , invit- ing him to take up his ...
... Schuyler , ignorant of this new arrangement , was journeying to Philadelphia . When Gates arrived in Albany , Colonel Varick , Schuyler's secretary , waited on him with a message from Mrs. Schuyler , invit- ing him to take up his ...
Stran 339
... Schuyler at Stillwater . A change had come over the position of that commander four days previous to the arrival of Willett . Schuyler was in Albany in early August , making appeals in every direction for reinforcements . Burgoyne was ...
... Schuyler at Stillwater . A change had come over the position of that commander four days previous to the arrival of Willett . Schuyler was in Albany in early August , making appeals in every direction for reinforcements . Burgoyne was ...
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advance aide-de-camp American appointed arms army Arnold arrived artillery attack batteries boats Boston Braddock bridge brigade British Burgoyne camp campaign Canada cannon Captain capture Carleton Clinton Colonel colonies command commander-in-chief Congress Connecticut Cornwallis Creek crossed Crown Point defence despatched detachment Dinwiddie effect embarked encamped enemy enemy's expedition fire fleet force Fort Cumberland Fort Duquesne Fort Montgomery Fort Washington fortified French frontier garrison Gates gave Governor Green Mountain Boys Greene head-quarters Highlands Hill horse House House of Burgesses Hudson Indians infantry Island Jerseys Lafayette Lake land letter main body miles military militia Montgomery morning Mount Vernon night North officers ordered party passed Peekskill Philadelphia Point President province Putnam Quebec rear received redoubt regiment reinforcements retreat returned river road Schuyler sent ships Sir Henry Sir Henry Clinton soon spirit Staten Island stationed Ticonderoga tion took town troops vessels Virginia Washington wounded York