The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... retreat . He remained on the ground long enough to collect his wounded , excepting those who were too much under the fire of the house , and then , leaving Colonel Hampton with a strong picket on the field , he returned to the position ...
... retreat . He remained on the ground long enough to collect his wounded , excepting those who were too much under the fire of the house , and then , leaving Colonel Hampton with a strong picket on the field , he returned to the position ...
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... retreat was continued to Fort Washington , where the army arrived on the 8th at noon , shattered and broken - spirited . Many poor fellows fell behind in the retreat , and fancying the savages were upon them , left the road , and some ...
... retreat was continued to Fort Washington , where the army arrived on the 8th at noon , shattered and broken - spirited . Many poor fellows fell behind in the retreat , and fancying the savages were upon them , left the road , and some ...
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... retreat ii . 201 Lee to Colonel Reed .. .ii . 202 correspondence with Lee on cross- Washington , George - Continued . to Sir William Howe proposing an exchange for Lee ... on the treatment of prisoners . concerning treatment of Colonel ...
... retreat ii . 201 Lee to Colonel Reed .. .ii . 202 correspondence with Lee on cross- Washington , George - Continued . to Sir William Howe proposing an exchange for Lee ... on the treatment of prisoners . concerning treatment of Colonel ...
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