Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... Green Mountain Boys - Schuyler at Ticonderoga — State of Affairs there - Election for Officers of the Green Mountain Boys - Ethan Allen Dismounted — Joins the Army as a VolunteerPreparations for the Invasion of CanadaGeneral Montgomery ...
... Green Mountain Boys - Schuyler at Ticonderoga — State of Affairs there - Election for Officers of the Green Mountain Boys - Ethan Allen Dismounted — Joins the Army as a VolunteerPreparations for the Invasion of CanadaGeneral Montgomery ...
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Washington Irving. The Green Mountain Boys 135 into an association called “ The Green Mountain Boys . " Resolute , strong - handed fellows they were , with Ethan Allen at their head , a native of Connecticut , but brought up among the Green ...
Washington Irving. The Green Mountain Boys 135 into an association called “ The Green Mountain Boys . " Resolute , strong - handed fellows they were , with Ethan Allen at their head , a native of Connecticut , but brought up among the Green ...
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... Green Mountain Boys about to be raised , should be employed in the army under such officers as they ( the Green Mountain Boys ) should choose . To the New York Convention Allen and Warner now repaired . There was a difficulty about ...
... Green Mountain Boys about to be raised , should be employed in the army under such officers as they ( the Green Mountain Boys ) should choose . To the New York Convention Allen and Warner now repaired . There was a difficulty about ...
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Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
Expedition of Washington to | 32 |
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