Life of George Washington, Količine 1–4Putnam, 1875 |
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... Army - Popular Clamor against Schuyler- Slanders refuted , 229 CHAP . XXI . Gates sent to Philadelphia with the Canada Despatches - Promoted to the rank of Major - General- Washington summoned to Philadelphia - Putnam left in command ...
... Army - Popular Clamor against Schuyler- Slanders refuted , 229 CHAP . XXI . Gates sent to Philadelphia with the Canada Despatches - Promoted to the rank of Major - General- Washington summoned to Philadelphia - Putnam left in command ...
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... army did not exceed you , at the expense of any other ; but I do three thousand men , and they were dispirited think it is entirely owing to you , that this army , by ill success , and the loss of tents and bag- and the liberties of ...
... army did not exceed you , at the expense of any other ; but I do three thousand men , and they were dispirited think it is entirely owing to you , that this army , by ill success , and the loss of tents and bag- and the liberties of ...
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... army could have for tents , for , being a fixed post , they might hut . Refusing this army what you have not in your power to bestow , is one thing , " adds Gates , " but saying that this army has not the same necessities as the ...
... army could have for tents , for , being a fixed post , they might hut . Refusing this army what you have not in your power to bestow , is one thing , " adds Gates , " but saying that this army has not the same necessities as the ...
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