Life of George WashingtonSleepy Hollow Restorations, 1975 - 721 strani |
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... effect and false glare to its military operations , and to place its greatest triumphs in the conflicts of the field . Lafayette showed a true sense of the nature of the struggle , when Napoleon , accustomed to effect ambitious purposes ...
... effect and false glare to its military operations , and to place its greatest triumphs in the conflicts of the field . Lafayette showed a true sense of the nature of the struggle , when Napoleon , accustomed to effect ambitious purposes ...
Stran 328
... effect was to cause the resignation of Trumbull , who had been nominated commissary of purchases , and the entrance into office of a number of inexperienced men . The ultimate effect was to paralyze the organization of this vital ...
... effect was to cause the resignation of Trumbull , who had been nominated commissary of purchases , and the entrance into office of a number of inexperienced men . The ultimate effect was to paralyze the organization of this vital ...
Stran 539
... effect on the people of the surrounding districts . Many hundreds rode into the camp to talk over the proclamation and view the king's troops . The generality acknowledged that the Continentals had been chased out but apprehended they ...
... effect on the people of the surrounding districts . Many hundreds rode into the camp to talk over the proclamation and view the king's troops . The generality acknowledged that the Continentals had been chased out but apprehended they ...
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