Life of George Washington, Količina 2Putnam, 1857 |
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... Bridge , and the heights adjacent , considered by General Lee of the utmost importance to the communication between New York and the mainland , and to the security of the Hudson , were reconnoitered by Washington on horseback , about ...
... Bridge , and the heights adjacent , considered by General Lee of the utmost importance to the communication between New York and the mainland , and to the security of the Hudson , were reconnoitered by Washington on horseback , about ...
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... bridge , to secure that pass to the mainland . General Heath had been too rapid for them . Colonel Hand and his Philadelphia riflemen , the same who had checked the British advance on Long Island , had taken up the planks of the bridge ...
... bridge , to secure that pass to the mainland . General Heath had been too rapid for them . Colonel Hand and his Philadelphia riflemen , the same who had checked the British advance on Long Island , had taken up the planks of the bridge ...
Stran 539
... bridge across it , where the water was very deep the same bridge over which part of Rahl's brigade had escaped in the recent affair . He planted his artillery so as to command the ―――― bridge and the fords . His advance guard was ...
... bridge across it , where the water was very deep the same bridge over which part of Rahl's brigade had escaped in the recent affair . He planted his artillery so as to command the ―――― bridge and the fords . His advance guard was ...
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