Life of George Washington, Količina 2G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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... land , fitted out small armed vessels to seek them along the coast of New Eng- land . The inhabitants drove their cattle into the in- terior , or boldly resisted the aggressors . Parties land- ing to forage were often repulsed by hasty ...
... land , fitted out small armed vessels to seek them along the coast of New Eng- land . The inhabitants drove their cattle into the in- terior , or boldly resisted the aggressors . Parties land- ing to forage were often repulsed by hasty ...
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... land troops intended at the same time to land and assault . I never in my life felt myself so uneasy ; and what added to my uneasiness was , that I knew our stock of ammunition was miserably low . I had once thought of ordering the ...
... land troops intended at the same time to land and assault . I never in my life felt myself so uneasy ; and what added to my uneasiness was , that I knew our stock of ammunition was miserably low . I had once thought of ordering the ...
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... land part of their force on Long Island , and endeavor to get possession of the heights of Brooklyn , which over- looked New York ; while another part should land above the city , as General Heath suggested . Thus , various disconnected ...
... land part of their force on Long Island , and endeavor to get possession of the heights of Brooklyn , which over- looked New York ; while another part should land above the city , as General Heath suggested . Thus , various disconnected ...
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