Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 259
Washington Irving. Tnvasion of Canada 259 was weak , and before the arrival of additional troops . Influenced by these considerations , Congress now determined to extend the Revolution into Canada , but it was an enterprise too important ...
Washington Irving. Tnvasion of Canada 259 was weak , and before the arrival of additional troops . Influenced by these considerations , Congress now determined to extend the Revolution into Canada , but it was an enterprise too important ...
Stran 265
... Canada . From his agent Major Brown , and from other sources , he had learnt that there were but about seven hundred king's troops in that province ; three hundred of them at St. John's , about fifty at Quebec , the remainder at ...
... Canada . From his agent Major Brown , and from other sources , he had learnt that there were but about seven hundred king's troops in that province ; three hundred of them at St. John's , about fifty at Quebec , the remainder at ...
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... Canada , and in any way fall into your power , you are enjoined to treat him with all possible deference and respect . You cannot err in paying too much honor to the son of so illustrious a character and so true a friend to America ...
... Canada , and in any way fall into your power , you are enjoined to treat him with all possible deference and respect . You cannot err in paying too much honor to the son of so illustrious a character and so true a friend to America ...
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Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
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