Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... Hill - Putnam's Opinion of it -Sanctioned by Prescott - Nocturnal March of the Detachment - Fortifying of Bunker's Hill - Break of Day , and Astonishment of the Enemy . 156 CHAP . XIV . - Battle of Bunker's Hill . · 171 CHAP . XV ...
... Hill - Putnam's Opinion of it -Sanctioned by Prescott - Nocturnal March of the Detachment - Fortifying of Bunker's Hill - Break of Day , and Astonishment of the Enemy . 156 CHAP . XIV . - Battle of Bunker's Hill . · 171 CHAP . XV ...
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... Hill about sixty or seventy feet high . The crests of the two hills are about seven hundred yards apart . On attaining the heights , a question rose which of the two they should proceed to fortify . Bunker's Hill was specified in the ...
... Hill about sixty or seventy feet high . The crests of the two hills are about seven hundred yards apart . On attaining the heights , a question rose which of the two they should proceed to fortify . Bunker's Hill was specified in the ...
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... Hill , to be employed in throwing up a redoubt , which was part of the original plan , and which would be very important should the troops be obliged to retreat from Breed's Hill . To this Prescott demurred that those employed to convey ...
... Hill , to be employed in throwing up a redoubt , which was part of the original plan , and which would be very important should the troops be obliged to retreat from Breed's Hill . To this Prescott demurred that those employed to convey ...
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