Life of George Washington, Količina 3Putnam & Company, 1860 |
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Stran 192
... Greene was pre- paring to second him with the reserve , when he was summoned by Washington to the support of the right wing ; which the com- mander - in - chief had found in imminent peril . Greene advanced to the relief with such ...
... Greene was pre- paring to second him with the reserve , when he was summoned by Washington to the support of the right wing ; which the com- mander - in - chief had found in imminent peril . Greene advanced to the relief with such ...
Stran 299
... Greene as a volunteer in his expedition into the Jerseys , and had been indulged by him with an opportunity of gratifying his belligerent humor , in a brush with Cornwallis's outposts . " The marquis , " writes Greene , " with about ...
... Greene as a volunteer in his expedition into the Jerseys , and had been indulged by him with an opportunity of gratifying his belligerent humor , in a brush with Cornwallis's outposts . " The marquis , " writes Greene , " with about ...
Stran 360
... Greene to the office of quarter- master - general ; still retaining his rank of major - general in the army . The confusion and derangement of this department during the late campaign , while filled by General Mifflin , had been a ...
... Greene to the office of quarter- master - general ; still retaining his rank of major - general in the army . The confusion and derangement of this department during the late campaign , while filled by General Mifflin , had been a ...
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CHAPTER L | 1 |
CHAPTER II | 11 |
Exertions to Form a New ArmyCalls on the Different StatesInsufficiency of | 24 |
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