Life of George Washington, Količina 2G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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... sent from the camp to take possession . Part of Putnam's troops were now sent back to Cam- bridge ; a part were ordered forward to occupy Boston . General Ward , too , with five hundred men , made his way from Roxbury , across the Neck ...
... sent from the camp to take possession . Part of Putnam's troops were now sent back to Cam- bridge ; a part were ordered forward to occupy Boston . General Ward , too , with five hundred men , made his way from Roxbury , across the Neck ...
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... sent to correct revolted subjects ; sent to chastise a resisting city ; sent to assert Britain's author- ity , has , for many tedious months , been imprisoned within that town by the provincial army ; who , their watchful guards ...
... sent to correct revolted subjects ; sent to chastise a resisting city ; sent to assert Britain's author- ity , has , for many tedious months , been imprisoned within that town by the provincial army ; who , their watchful guards ...
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... sent General Gates to lay the despatches con- cerning them before Congress . " His military experience , " said he , " and intimate acquaintance with the situation of our affairs , will enable him to give Congress the fullest ...
... sent General Gates to lay the despatches con- cerning them before Congress . " His military experience , " said he , " and intimate acquaintance with the situation of our affairs , will enable him to give Congress the fullest ...
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