The Life of George Washington, Količina 2American Publishers Corporation, 1890 |
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Stran 361
... officers . They were to be allowed a free passage to Europe upon condition of not serving again in America , during the present war . The army was not to be separated , especially the men from the officers ; roll - calling and other ...
... officers . They were to be allowed a free passage to Europe upon condition of not serving again in America , during the present war . The army was not to be separated , especially the men from the officers ; roll - calling and other ...
Stran 376
... officers and soldiers . A general - officer had a hut to himself . The same was allowed to the staff of each brigade and regiment , and the field officer of each regiment ; and a hut to the commissioned officers of each company . The ...
... officers and soldiers . A general - officer had a hut to himself . The same was allowed to the staff of each brigade and regiment , and the field officer of each regiment ; and a hut to the commissioned officers of each company . The ...
Stran 397
... officers and sixty - one privates killed , and about one hundred and sixty wounded . Among the slain were Lieutenant - colonel Bonner of Pennsylvania , and Major Dickinson of Virginia , both greatly regretted . The officers who had ...
... officers and sixty - one privates killed , and about one hundred and sixty wounded . Among the slain were Lieutenant - colonel Bonner of Pennsylvania , and Major Dickinson of Virginia , both greatly regretted . The officers who had ...
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