Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam & Company, 1855 |
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Stran 99
... Orders were ac- had been played over again . Knyphausen cordingly given for the whole line to move with a small division had engrossed the to the right ; and while in execution , Corn- attention of the Americans by a feigned wallis ...
... Orders were ac- had been played over again . Knyphausen cordingly given for the whole line to move with a small division had engrossed the to the right ; and while in execution , Corn- attention of the Americans by a feigned wallis ...
Stran 198
... orders ; by the meddling and blundering of individuals ; and he had not felt dis- posed , he said , to beard the whole British army with troops in such a situation . “ I have certain information , " rejoined Washington , " that it was ...
... orders ; by the meddling and blundering of individuals ; and he had not felt dis- posed , he said , to beard the whole British army with troops in such a situation . “ I have certain information , " rejoined Washington , " that it was ...
Stran 347
... orders which had been given to the first line , lest they should mistake their falling back for a retreat . Colonel Howard had the com- mand of this line , on which the greatest reliance was placed . About a hundred and fifty yards in ...
... orders which had been given to the first line , lest they should mistake their falling back for a retreat . Colonel Howard had the com- mand of this line , on which the greatest reliance was placed . About a hundred and fifty yards in ...
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PART THIRD | 9 |
Negotiations for Exchange of Prisoners | 16 |
Exertions to form a New ArmyCalls on | 22 |
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