Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 180
... advance ; but the incessant stream of fire staggered them . Their officers remonstrated , threatened , and even attempted to goad them on with their swords , but the havoc was too deadly ; whole ranks were mowed down ; many of the ...
... advance ; but the incessant stream of fire staggered them . Their officers remonstrated , threatened , and even attempted to goad them on with their swords , but the havoc was too deadly ; whole ranks were mowed down ; many of the ...
Stran 180
... advance ; but the incessant 1,311 of fre staggered them . Their officers Stuteri , threatened , and even attempted sad them on with their swords , but the f was too deadly ; whole ranks were ved down ; many of the officers were either i ...
... advance ; but the incessant 1,311 of fre staggered them . Their officers Stuteri , threatened , and even attempted sad them on with their swords , but the f was too deadly ; whole ranks were ved down ; many of the officers were either i ...
Stran 407
... advance , with his pioneers and a few officers , and made a dash at the first barrier . The Canadians stationed there , taken by surprise , made a few random shots , then threw down their muskets and fled . Montgomery sprang forward ...
... advance , with his pioneers and a few officers , and made a dash at the first barrier . The Canadians stationed there , taken by surprise , made a few random shots , then threw down their muskets and fled . Montgomery sprang forward ...
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mentFeeling toward EnglandOpening | 15 |
Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
Expedition of Washington to | 32 |
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