Life of George Washington, Količina 2J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1873 |
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Stran 71
... considered them as little better than a band of freebooters on a maraud . Their leader , albeit a colonel , must have seemed worthy of the band ; for Allen was arrayed in rough frontier style deer - skin jacket , a vest and breeches of ...
... considered them as little better than a band of freebooters on a maraud . Their leader , albeit a colonel , must have seemed worthy of the band ; for Allen was arrayed in rough frontier style deer - skin jacket , a vest and breeches of ...
Stran 295
... considered it under his orders , and was pro- ceeding to act accordingly ; when General Schuy- ler observed , that the resolution of Congress , and the instructions of Washington , applied to the army only while in Canada ; the moment ...
... considered it under his orders , and was pro- ceeding to act accordingly ; when General Schuy- ler observed , that the resolution of Congress , and the instructions of Washington , applied to the army only while in Canada ; the moment ...
Stran 325
... considered as a signal for the troops to repair to their alarm posts , and prepare for action . And that the alarm may be more effectually given , the drums are im- mediately to beat to arms upon the signal being given from Bayard's ...
... considered as a signal for the troops to repair to their alarm posts , and prepare for action . And that the alarm may be more effectually given , the drums are im- mediately to beat to arms upon the signal being given from Bayard's ...
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