Life of George Washington, Količine 1–4Putnam, 1875 |
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Stran 80
... garrison too weak ; for the In- dians are the most stealthy and patient of spies and lurkers ; will lie in wait for days together about small forts of the kind , and , if they find , by some chance prisoner , that the garrison is ...
... garrison too weak ; for the In- dians are the most stealthy and patient of spies and lurkers ; will lie in wait for days together about small forts of the kind , and , if they find , by some chance prisoner , that the garrison is ...
Stran 101
... garrison , he consigned the defence of the city . " To your keeping , " said he , " I commend the honor of France . I'll neither give orders , nor interfere any further . I have business to attend to of greater moment than your ruined ...
... garrison , he consigned the defence of the city . " To your keeping , " said he , " I commend the honor of France . I'll neither give orders , nor interfere any further . I have business to attend to of greater moment than your ruined ...
Stran 380
... garrison with the surrounding country . A few shells were thrown into the fort . The chief annoyance of the garrison was from the Indians firing with their rifles from behind trees on those busied in repairing the parapets . At night ...
... garrison with the surrounding country . A few shells were thrown into the fort . The chief annoyance of the garrison was from the Indians firing with their rifles from behind trees on those busied in repairing the parapets . At night ...
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The Home of Washingtons boyhoodHis | 11 |
Expedition beyond the Blue RidgeThe Val | 17 |
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