Life of George Washington, Količina 2Putnam, 1857 |
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Stran 242
... officers . " I understand , " writes Washington to Gage , " that the officers engaged in the cause of liberty and their country , who by the for- tune of war have fallen into your hands , have Tasbington to Gage 243 been thrown ...
... officers . " I understand , " writes Washington to Gage , " that the officers engaged in the cause of liberty and their country , who by the for- tune of war have fallen into your hands , have Tasbington to Gage 243 been thrown ...
Stran 248
... officers , our prisoners , receive a treatment from me dif- ferent from that which I wished to show them , they and you will remember the occasion of it . " We have given these letters of Washington almost entire , for they contain his ...
... officers , our prisoners , receive a treatment from me dif- ferent from that which I wished to show them , they and you will remember the occasion of it . " We have given these letters of Washington almost entire , for they contain his ...
Stran 317
... officers . They would not enlist unless they knew their colonel , lieutenant - colonel , and captain ; Connecticut men being unwilling to serve under officers from Massachusetts , and Massachusetts men under officers from Rhode Island ...
... officers . They would not enlist unless they knew their colonel , lieutenant - colonel , and captain ; Connecticut men being unwilling to serve under officers from Massachusetts , and Massachusetts men under officers from Rhode Island ...
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