Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 128
... Putnam . A man on horseback , with a drum , passed through his neighborhood in Connecticut , proclaiming British violence at Lexington . Putnam was in the field ploughing , assisted by his son . In an instant the team was unyoked , the ...
... Putnam . A man on horseback , with a drum , passed through his neighborhood in Connecticut , proclaiming British violence at Lexington . Putnam was in the field ploughing , assisted by his son . In an instant the team was unyoked , the ...
Stran 176
... Putnam offered him the command at the fence ; he declined it , and merely asked where he could be of most service as a volunteer . Putnam pointed to the redoubt , observing that there he would be under cover . " Don't think I seek a ...
... Putnam offered him the command at the fence ; he declined it , and merely asked where he could be of most service as a volunteer . Putnam pointed to the redoubt , observing that there he would be under cover . " Don't think I seek a ...
Stran 222
... Putnam - Rapid Changes - New Distribution of the Forces Rigid Discipline - Lee and his Cane - His Idea as to Strong ... Putnam should be promoted over his head , that he left popularity of putnam 223 the army , without visiting the 222.
... Putnam - Rapid Changes - New Distribution of the Forces Rigid Discipline - Lee and his Cane - His Idea as to Strong ... Putnam should be promoted over his head , that he left popularity of putnam 223 the army , without visiting the 222.
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Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
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