Life of George Washington, Količina 2G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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... remained , he busied himself in improving the defenses . Of the constant anxiety , yet enduring hope , with which Washington watched this hazardous enterprise , we have evidence in his various letters . To Arnold , when at Point Levi ...
... remained , he busied himself in improving the defenses . Of the constant anxiety , yet enduring hope , with which Washington watched this hazardous enterprise , we have evidence in his various letters . To Arnold , when at Point Levi ...
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... remained silent . Montgomery felt for a moment as if the surprise had been complete . He paused in the breach to rally on the troops , who were stumbling ARNOLD'S FORLORN HOPE . along the difficult pass . cried 194 LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
... remained silent . Montgomery felt for a moment as if the surprise had been complete . He paused in the breach to rally on the troops , who were stumbling ARNOLD'S FORLORN HOPE . along the difficult pass . cried 194 LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
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... remained seemingly inactive . " All matters are as quiet as if the enemy were one hundred miles distant from us , " writes one of Washington's aides on the 2d of November . During the night of the 4th , this quiet was interrupted . A ...
... remained seemingly inactive . " All matters are as quiet as if the enemy were one hundred miles distant from us , " writes one of Washington's aides on the 2d of November . During the night of the 4th , this quiet was interrupted . A ...
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