Life of George Washington, Količina 2Putnam, 1857 |
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Stran 170
... body . A battery on a wharf commanded the narrow pass by which they had to advance . This was to be attacked with the field - piece , and then scaled with ladders by the forlorn hope ; while Captain Morgan with his riflemen , was to ...
... body . A battery on a wharf commanded the narrow pass by which they had to advance . This was to be attacked with the field - piece , and then scaled with ladders by the forlorn hope ; while Captain Morgan with his riflemen , was to ...
Stran 368
... body , he was desirous of a conference with some of its members . These , for the time he should consider only as private gentlemen , but if in the conference any probable scheme of accommodation should be agreed upon , the authority of ...
... body , he was desirous of a conference with some of its members . These , for the time he should consider only as private gentlemen , but if in the conference any probable scheme of accommodation should be agreed upon , the authority of ...
Stran 429
... body of troops before the lines to the south . Knyphausen advanced on the north . The Americans had previously abandoned Fort Independence , burnt its barracks , and removed the stores and cannon . Crossing King's Bridge , Knyphausen ...
... body of troops before the lines to the south . Knyphausen advanced on the north . The Americans had previously abandoned Fort Independence , burnt its barracks , and removed the stores and cannon . Crossing King's Bridge , Knyphausen ...
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