Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 145
... army , commanded by a New England general . “ Whether this jealousy was sincere , " writes he , “ or whether it was mere pride , and a haughty ambition of furnishing a southern general to command the northern army , I cannot say ; but ...
... army , commanded by a New England general . “ Whether this jealousy was sincere , " writes he , “ or whether it was mere pride , and a haughty ambition of furnishing a southern general to command the northern army , I cannot say ; but ...
Stran 159
... army . Nothing kept it together , and gave it unity of action , but a common feeling of exasperated patriotism . The ... army of volunteers , subordinate through inclination and respect to officers of their own choice , and depending for ...
... army . Nothing kept it together , and gave it unity of action , but a common feeling of exasperated patriotism . The ... army of volunteers , subordinate through inclination and respect to officers of their own choice , and depending for ...
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... army did not amount to ten thousand men , and was composed of but half - filled regiments . Even in raising this ... army , show the * Letter of Washington to the President of Congress , Dec. 31 . Critical State of tbe Army 383 ...
... army did not amount to ten thousand men , and was composed of but half - filled regiments . Even in raising this ... army , show the * Letter of Washington to the President of Congress , Dec. 31 . Critical State of tbe Army 383 ...
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