Life of George Washington, Količina 2Putnam, 1857 |
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Stran 31
... took an early opportunity to let him know , that he claimed to be the commander of a legitimate force , engaged in a legitimate cause , and that both himself and his army were to be treated on a footing of perfect equality . The ...
... took an early opportunity to let him know , that he claimed to be the commander of a legitimate force , engaged in a legitimate cause , and that both himself and his army were to be treated on a footing of perfect equality . The ...
Stran 49
... took the friendly admonition in the spirit in which it was given . " I can easily conceive , " writes he ( Aug. 6th ) , " that my difficulties are only a faint semblance of yours . Yes , my general , I will strive to copy your bright ...
... took the friendly admonition in the spirit in which it was given . " I can easily conceive , " writes he ( Aug. 6th ) , " that my difficulties are only a faint semblance of yours . Yes , my general , I will strive to copy your bright ...
Stran 387
... took what they considered an advantageous position behind some fences and bushes which skirted it . A firing commenced between them and the advancing party , but at too great a distance to do much harm on either side . In the mean time ...
... took what they considered an advantageous position behind some fences and bushes which skirted it . A firing commenced between them and the advancing party , but at too great a distance to do much harm on either side . In the mean time ...
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