Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 109
... captain in the British army . Horace Walpole , whose Christian name he bore , speaks of him in one of his letters as his godson , though some have insinuated that he stood in filial relationship of a less sanctified character . He had ...
... captain in the British army . Horace Walpole , whose Christian name he bore , speaks of him in one of his letters as his godson , though some have insinuated that he stood in filial relationship of a less sanctified character . He had ...
Stran 164
... Captain Knowlton , together with a company of forty - nine artillery men , with two field - pieces , commanded by Captain Samuel Gridley . A little before sunset the troops , about twelve hundred in all , assembled on the common , in ...
... Captain Knowlton , together with a company of forty - nine artillery men , with two field - pieces , commanded by Captain Samuel Gridley . A little before sunset the troops , about twelve hundred in all , assembled on the common , in ...
Stran 299
... Captain Wallace , or Mr. Dudley , the collector . Wainwood , who was a patriot , drew from her the object of her errand . She was the bearer of a letter from some one in camp , directed to Major Kane in Boston , but which she was to ...
... Captain Wallace , or Mr. Dudley , the collector . Wainwood , who was a patriot , drew from her the object of her errand . She was the bearer of a letter from some one in camp , directed to Major Kane in Boston , but which she was to ...
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Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
Expedition of Washington to | 32 |
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