Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam & Company, 1855 |
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... artillery regiment and three field- pieces . With these he again posted him- self on the enemy's route . The British began their retreat early in the morning , conducting it in regular style , with flanking parties , and a rear guard ...
... artillery regiment and three field- pieces . With these he again posted him- self on the enemy's route . The British began their retreat early in the morning , conducting it in regular style , with flanking parties , and a rear guard ...
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... artillery men , in all nearly eight thousand men . The army was admirably appointed . Its brass train of artillery was extolled as perhaps the finest ever allotted to an army of the size . General Phillips , who commanded the artillery ...
... artillery men , in all nearly eight thousand men . The army was admirably appointed . Its brass train of artillery was extolled as perhaps the finest ever allotted to an army of the size . General Phillips , who commanded the artillery ...
Stran 91
... artillery ungovernable . They seized upon liquor of captured by men , some of whom had never the officers about to be embarked , and getting intoxicated , behaved like very fiends . 1 L eral Arnold , with an account of the total. In a ...
... artillery ungovernable . They seized upon liquor of captured by men , some of whom had never the officers about to be embarked , and getting intoxicated , behaved like very fiends . 1 L eral Arnold , with an account of the total. In a ...
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Negotiations for Exchange of Prisoners | 16 |
Exertions to form a New ArmyCalls on | 22 |
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