Life of George Washington, Količina 2Putnam, 1857 |
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Stran 202
... attack him . " Apparently they were about to fulfill his hopes , and with formidable advantages of position . He must dislodge them from Dorchester Heights , or evacuate BosThe latter was an alternative too mortifying to be readily ...
... attack him . " Apparently they were about to fulfill his hopes , and with formidable advantages of position . He must dislodge them from Dorchester Heights , or evacuate BosThe latter was an alternative too mortifying to be readily ...
Stran 450
... attack was to be supported by the first and second grenadiers , and a regiment of light infantry under command of Lord Cornwallis . The third attack , intended as a feint to distract the attention of the Americans , was to be by Colonel ...
... attack was to be supported by the first and second grenadiers , and a regiment of light infantry under command of Lord Cornwallis . The third attack , intended as a feint to distract the attention of the Americans , was to be by Colonel ...
Stran 510
... attack . Prepare , and in concert with Griffin , attack as many of their posts as you possibly can , with a prospect of success ; the more we can attack at the same instant , the more confusion we shall spread , and the greater good ...
... attack . Prepare , and in concert with Griffin , attack as many of their posts as you possibly can , with a prospect of success ; the more we can attack at the same instant , the more confusion we shall spread , and the greater good ...
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