The Life of George Washington, Količina 2American Publishers Corporation, 1890 |
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Stran 418
... French had planted their standards on the redoubts , but were finally repulsed ; and both armies retired from before the place , the French having lost in killed and wounded upwards of six hundred men , the Amer- icans about four ...
... French had planted their standards on the redoubts , but were finally repulsed ; and both armies retired from before the place , the French having lost in killed and wounded upwards of six hundred men , the Amer- icans about four ...
Stran 436
... French ministry to the Count de Rocham beau placed him entirely under the command of General Wash- ington . The French troops were to be considered as auxiliaries , and as such were to take the left of the American troops , and . ix all ...
... French ministry to the Count de Rocham beau placed him entirely under the command of General Wash- ington . The French troops were to be considered as auxiliaries , and as such were to take the left of the American troops , and . ix all ...
Stran 491
Washington Irving. 1781. ] FRENCH FLEET IN THE CHESAPEAKE . 491 " " backed by Congress , the Chevalier de la Luzerne had requested the French commander at the eastward to send a ship of the line and some frigates to Chesapeake Bay to ...
Washington Irving. 1781. ] FRENCH FLEET IN THE CHESAPEAKE . 491 " " backed by Congress , the Chevalier de la Luzerne had requested the French commander at the eastward to send a ship of the line and some frigates to Chesapeake Bay to ...
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