Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 140
... carry their own necessary baggage . The regimental colors , as honorable symbols , were scrupulously carried off by Washington , and retained by him in after years . M. de Villiers adds another incident intended to degrade his enemy ...
... carry their own necessary baggage . The regimental colors , as honorable symbols , were scrupulously carried off by Washington , and retained by him in after years . M. de Villiers adds another incident intended to degrade his enemy ...
Stran 220
... carrying - place a fort was com- menced , subsequently called Fort Edward . Part of the troops remained under ... carry- ing - place , Johnson encamped at the south end of the lake . He had with him between five and six thousand troops ...
... carrying - place a fort was com- menced , subsequently called Fort Edward . Part of the troops remained under ... carry- ing - place , Johnson encamped at the south end of the lake . He had with him between five and six thousand troops ...
Stran 472
... carried to Bunker's Hill , to be employed in throw- ing up a redoubt , which was part of the original plan , and which would be very important should the troops be obliged to retreat from Breed's Hill . To this Pres- cott demurred that ...
... carried to Bunker's Hill , to be employed in throw- ing up a redoubt , which was part of the original plan , and which would be very important should the troops be obliged to retreat from Breed's Hill . To this Pres- cott demurred that ...
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