The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... enemy from their places of refuge , since he could not do it without severe loss ; whereas the enemy could maintain their posts but a few hours , and he should have a better opportunity of attacking them on their retreat . He remained ...
... enemy from their places of refuge , since he could not do it without severe loss ; whereas the enemy could maintain their posts but a few hours , and he should have a better opportunity of attacking them on their retreat . He remained ...
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... enemy .. .ii . 146 secret designs of the enemy . ..ii . 60 defensive policy . ..ii . 147 to Schuyler on affairs in Canada ... ii . 64 question of abandoning New York.ii. 147 to Schuyler on charges against ...... ..ii . 65 sends Gates to ...
... enemy .. .ii . 146 secret designs of the enemy . ..ii . 60 defensive policy . ..ii . 147 to Schuyler on affairs in Canada ... ii . 64 question of abandoning New York.ii. 147 to Schuyler on charges against ...... ..ii . 65 sends Gates to ...
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... enemy . ..ii . 391 gress .iii . 52 to Washington concerning the enemy .. .ii . 391 breveted brigadier general relative to the Conway correspond . .iii . 52 hears of premeditated attack . attackted by the British .. ..ii . 392 ence ...
... enemy . ..ii . 391 gress .iii . 52 to Washington concerning the enemy .. .ii . 391 breveted brigadier general relative to the Conway correspond . .iii . 52 hears of premeditated attack . attackted by the British .. ..ii . 392 ence ...
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