Life of George Washington, Količina 5G.P. Putnam & Company, 1855 |
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Stran 51
... soldiers worse clad than others , and who advised me near a month ago to postpone the execution of a plan I was about to adopt , in consequence of a resolve in Congress for seizing clothes , under strong as- surances that an ample ...
... soldiers worse clad than others , and who advised me near a month ago to postpone the execution of a plan I was about to adopt , in consequence of a resolve in Congress for seizing clothes , under strong as- surances that an ample ...
Stran 116
... soldiers under his im- mediate training , and after he had sufficiently schooled it , made it a model for the others ... soldier in hand , 116 Life of Washington.
... soldiers under his im- mediate training , and after he had sufficiently schooled it , made it a model for the others ... soldier in hand , 116 Life of Washington.
Stran 290
... soldiers were starving with cold as well as hunger . Washington wrote to President Reed of Pennsylvania , entreating ... soldier . A rigorous winter had much to do with the actual distresses of the army , but the root of * Life of Reed ...
... soldiers were starving with cold as well as hunger . Washington wrote to President Reed of Pennsylvania , entreating ... soldier . A rigorous winter had much to do with the actual distresses of the army , but the root of * Life of Reed ...
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