Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... Camp - Putnam and the Prize Mortar - A Maraud by Americans — Rebuked by Washington Correspondence of Washington with ... Camp — Her Equipage and Liveries — Arrival at Camp -Domestic Affairs at Headquarters — Gayeties PAEG in Camp - A ...
... Camp - Putnam and the Prize Mortar - A Maraud by Americans — Rebuked by Washington Correspondence of Washington with ... Camp — Her Equipage and Liveries — Arrival at Camp -Domestic Affairs at Headquarters — Gayeties PAEG in Camp - A ...
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... camp or one of his officers to take his place . Colonel Mifflin was the first person who officiated as aide - de - camp . He was a Philadelphia gentlemen of high respectability , who had accompanied him from that city , and received his ...
... camp or one of his officers to take his place . Colonel Mifflin was the first person who officiated as aide - de - camp . He was a Philadelphia gentlemen of high respectability , who had accompanied him from that city , and received his ...
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... camp at Cambridge , applied to a Mr. Wainwood of Newport , Rhode Island , to aid her in gaining access to Captain Wallace , or Mr. Dudley , the collector . Wainwood , who was a patriot , drew from her the object of her errand . She was ...
... camp at Cambridge , applied to a Mr. Wainwood of Newport , Rhode Island , to aid her in gaining access to Captain Wallace , or Mr. Dudley , the collector . Wainwood , who was a patriot , drew from her the object of her errand . She was ...
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