Life of George Washington, Količina 3Lippincott, 1885 |
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Stran viii
... Hill . - The Forts overlooked and in Imminent Peril . - Determination to Evacuate.- Plan of Retreat . Part of the Garrison depart for Skenesborough in the Flotilla . St. Clair crosses with the Rest to Fort Independence . A Conflagration ...
... Hill . - The Forts overlooked and in Imminent Peril . - Determination to Evacuate.- Plan of Retreat . Part of the Garrison depart for Skenesborough in the Flotilla . St. Clair crosses with the Rest to Fort Independence . A Conflagration ...
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... Hills . - His March along the Hudson . - Position of the two Camps . Battle of the 19th September . Burgoyne Encamps nearer . — - Fortifies his Camp . - Promised Coöperation by Sir Henry Clinton . Determines to await it . Quarrel ...
... Hills . - His March along the Hudson . - Position of the two Camps . Battle of the 19th September . Burgoyne Encamps nearer . — - Fortifies his Camp . - Promised Coöperation by Sir Henry Clinton . Determines to await it . Quarrel ...
Stran xvi
... Hill . - Plan of Sir Henry to entrap him . Washington Alarmed for his Safety . -Stratagem of the Marquis . - Exchange of Gen- eral Lee and Colonel Ethan Allen . - Allen at Val- ley Forge . - - Washington's Opinion of Him ...
... Hill . - Plan of Sir Henry to entrap him . Washington Alarmed for his Safety . -Stratagem of the Marquis . - Exchange of Gen- eral Lee and Colonel Ethan Allen . - Allen at Val- ley Forge . - - Washington's Opinion of Him ...
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... hills , extending from Pluckamin , by Boundbrook and Springfield , to the vicinity of the Passaic River , while various defiles in the rear afforded safer retreats into a fer- tile and well peopled region.1 It was nearly equidistant ...
... hills , extending from Pluckamin , by Boundbrook and Springfield , to the vicinity of the Passaic River , while various defiles in the rear afforded safer retreats into a fer- tile and well peopled region.1 It was nearly equidistant ...
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... - campment was near Bottle Hill , in a sheltered valley which was thickly wooded , and had abur- dant springs . It extended southeasterly from Morristown ; and was called the Lowanica Val ley , from the Indian name of a beautiful ,
... - campment was near Bottle Hill , in a sheltered valley which was thickly wooded , and had abur- dant springs . It extended southeasterly from Morristown ; and was called the Lowanica Val ley , from the Indian name of a beautiful ,
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