Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 134
... Connecticut , a greater number in Massachusetts , but the greatest accession of force was from what was called the “ New Hampshire Grants . ” This was a region having the Connecticut River on one side , and Lake Champlain and the Hudson ...
... Connecticut , a greater number in Massachusetts , but the greatest accession of force was from what was called the “ New Hampshire Grants . ” This was a region having the Connecticut River on one side , and Lake Champlain and the Hudson ...
Stran 139
... Connecticut . A great supply of military and naval stores , so important in the present crisis , was found in the fortress . Colonel Seth Warner , who had brought over the residue of the party from Shoreham , was now sent with a ...
... Connecticut . A great supply of military and naval stores , so important in the present crisis , was found in the fortress . Colonel Seth Warner , who had brought over the residue of the party from Shoreham , was now sent with a ...
Stran 393
Washington Irving. Lee's Transactions in Connecticut 393 January . On the 16th he was at New Haven , railing at the indecision of Congress . They had ordered the enlistment of troops for the security of New York . A Connecticut regiment ...
Washington Irving. Lee's Transactions in Connecticut 393 January . On the 16th he was at New Haven , railing at the indecision of Congress . They had ordered the enlistment of troops for the security of New York . A Connecticut regiment ...
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