Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 37
... Colonel Croghan engaged two Indians for their service , and an interpreter named John Nicholson . The colonel and some of the officers of the garrison accompanied them as far as Logstown , the scene of Washington's early diplomacy , and ...
... Colonel Croghan engaged two Indians for their service , and an interpreter named John Nicholson . The colonel and some of the officers of the garrison accompanied them as far as Logstown , the scene of Washington's early diplomacy , and ...
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... Colonel Prescott , Frye , and Bridges . There was also a fatigue party of about two hundred men from Putnam's Connecticut troops , led by his favorite officer , Captain Knowlton , together with a company of forty - nine artillery men ...
... Colonel Prescott , Frye , and Bridges . There was also a fatigue party of about two hundred men from Putnam's Connecticut troops , led by his favorite officer , Captain Knowlton , together with a company of forty - nine artillery men ...
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... Colonel Ethan Allen . He now pressed the siege of St. John's with vigor . The garrison , cut off from supplies , were suffering from want of provisions ; but the brave commander , Major Preston , still held out manfully , hoping speedy ...
... Colonel Ethan Allen . He now pressed the siege of St. John's with vigor . The garrison , cut off from supplies , were suffering from want of provisions ; but the brave commander , Major Preston , still held out manfully , hoping speedy ...
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Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
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