Life of George Washington, Količina 2G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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... prisoners who brought tidings to the camp of Carleton's signal repulse . Aware that the garrison held out merely in expectation of the relief thus intercepted Montgomery ceased his fire , and sent a flag by one of the Canadian prisoners ...
... prisoners who brought tidings to the camp of Carleton's signal repulse . Aware that the garrison held out merely in expectation of the relief thus intercepted Montgomery ceased his fire , and sent a flag by one of the Canadian prisoners ...
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... prisoners . Before he reached it , the savages had conveyed them all away , excepting five , whom he found naked , and almost starved , and one or two , whom , being unwell , they had butchered . Arnold now pushed for Quinze Chiens ...
... prisoners . Before he reached it , the savages had conveyed them all away , excepting five , whom he found naked , and almost starved , and one or two , whom , being unwell , they had butchered . Arnold now pushed for Quinze Chiens ...
Stran 274
... prisoners , consisting of two majors , nine captains , twenty subalterns , and four hundred and forty - three privates , were to be exchanged for an equal number of British prisoners of the same rank , and were to be sent to the south ...
... prisoners , consisting of two majors , nine captains , twenty subalterns , and four hundred and forty - three privates , were to be exchanged for an equal number of British prisoners of the same rank , and were to be sent to the south ...
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