Life of George Washington, Količina 2G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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... American troops were irregularly distributed in a kind of semicircle eight or nine miles in extent ; the left resting on Winter Hill , the most northern post ; the right extending on the south to Roxbury and Dorchester Neck . Washington ...
... American troops were irregularly distributed in a kind of semicircle eight or nine miles in extent ; the left resting on Winter Hill , the most northern post ; the right extending on the south to Roxbury and Dorchester Neck . Washington ...
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Washington Irving. the left of the American lines so that their two wings and centre formed nearly a semicircle . It was evidently their design to outflank the American camp , and get in the rear of it . The day , however , being far ...
Washington Irving. the left of the American lines so that their two wings and centre formed nearly a semicircle . It was evidently their design to outflank the American camp , and get in the rear of it . The day , however , being far ...
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... American lines . At length they drew off , came to a halt , and lighted their camp fires . The Americans did the same , using the neighboring fences for the purpose . Sir William Erskine , who was with Cornwallis , urged him , it is ...
... American lines . At length they drew off , came to a halt , and lighted their camp fires . The Americans did the same , using the neighboring fences for the purpose . Sir William Erskine , who was with Cornwallis , urged him , it is ...
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