Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 107
... committee was appointed to furnish supplies to the forces when called out - hence , named the Committee of Supplies . Under such auspices , the militia went on arming and disciplining itself in every direction . They associated ...
... committee was appointed to furnish supplies to the forces when called out - hence , named the Committee of Supplies . Under such auspices , the militia went on arming and disciplining itself in every direction . They associated ...
Stran 250
... committee of safety . He bore a commission , too , given him by that committee ; whereas Allen had no other commission than that given him before the war by the committees in the Hampshire Grants , to command their Green Mountain Boys ...
... committee of safety . He bore a commission , too , given him by that committee ; whereas Allen had no other commission than that given him before the war by the committees in the Hampshire Grants , to command their Green Mountain Boys ...
Stran 251
... committee , for men and provisions , to enable him to maintain his conquest . The committee feared this daring enterprise might involve the northern part of the province in the horrors of war and desolation , and asked advice of the New ...
... committee , for men and provisions , to enable him to maintain his conquest . The committee feared this daring enterprise might involve the northern part of the province in the horrors of war and desolation , and asked advice of the New ...
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