Life of George Washington, Količine 1–4Putnam, 1875 |
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Stran 337
... called on the coun- that important fortress was under the com- cil of safety of Pennsylvania , speedily to fur- mand of a brave officer , Colonel Anthony nish temporary reinforcements of the kind . Wayne , but its garrison had dwindled ...
... called on the coun- that important fortress was under the com- cil of safety of Pennsylvania , speedily to fur- mand of a brave officer , Colonel Anthony nish temporary reinforcements of the kind . Wayne , but its garrison had dwindled ...
Stran 392
... called , com- [ 1777 . mences with two branches , called the East and West branches , which unite in one stream , flow- ing from west to east about twenty - two miles , and emptying itself into the Delaware about twenty - five miles ...
... called , com- [ 1777 . mences with two branches , called the East and West branches , which unite in one stream , flow- ing from west to east about twenty - two miles , and emptying itself into the Delaware about twenty - five miles ...
Stran 405
... called Peploep's Kill , intervened between the two forts , across which there was a bridge . The governor had his head - quarters in Fort Montgomery , which was the northern and largest fort , but its works were unfinish- ed . His ...
... called Peploep's Kill , intervened between the two forts , across which there was a bridge . The governor had his head - quarters in Fort Montgomery , which was the northern and largest fort , but its works were unfinish- ed . His ...
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The Home of Washingtons boyhoodHis | 11 |
Expedition beyond the Blue RidgeThe Val | 17 |
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