Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 27
... authority over either the ships or the troops . The court persisted in refusing to transact business while so circumstanced , and the governor was obliged to transfer the session to Cambridge . There he addressed a message to that body ...
... authority over either the ships or the troops . The court persisted in refusing to transact business while so circumstanced , and the governor was obliged to transfer the session to Cambridge . There he addressed a message to that body ...
Stran 158
... authority of the Continental Congress , the act of that body recognizing it not having as yet been passed , and the authority of that body itself not having been acknowledged . It was , in fact , a fortuitous assemblage of four distinct ...
... authority of the Continental Congress , the act of that body recognizing it not having as yet been passed , and the authority of that body itself not having been acknowledged . It was , in fact , a fortuitous assemblage of four distinct ...
Stran 392
... authority to carry out his plans . He was to raise volunteers in Connecticut ; march at their head to New York ; call in military aid from New Jersey ; put the city and the posts on the Hudson in a posture of security against surprise ...
... authority to carry out his plans . He was to raise volunteers in Connecticut ; march at their head to New York ; call in military aid from New Jersey ; put the city and the posts on the Hudson in a posture of security against surprise ...
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mentFeeling toward EnglandOpening | 15 |
Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
Expedition of Washington to | 32 |
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advance affairs Allen Americans appeared appointed arms army Arnold arrived attack authority batteries body Boston British brought Bunker's called camp Canada Captain carried cause Colonel colonies command committee conduct Congress Connecticut considered council determined effect enemy England expected expedition feelings fire force formed friends Gage give governor Green hand head Hill honor hope House hundred important Indian inhabitants John's join land letter liberty Lord Major Massachusetts measures meeting ment miles military militia Montgomery Mount night officers opinion passed patriot person Point prepared present province Putnam Quebec received regiment reply River Schuyler sent serve ships side soldiers soon spirit success supplies thought thousand throughout Ticonderoga tion town troops Virginia Wash Washington whole writes York