Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... served with them , he said , and knew them well , and would venture to say they would never dare to face an English army ; that they were destitute of every requisite to make good soldiers , and that a very slight force would be ...
... served with them , he said , and knew them well , and would venture to say they would never dare to face an English army ; that they were destitute of every requisite to make good soldiers , and that a very slight force would be ...
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... serve under any other . He must be aut secundus , aut nullus . " Adams , on the other hand , as strenuously objected that it would be a great deal to expect that General Ward , who was actually in command of the army of Boston , should ...
... serve under any other . He must be aut secundus , aut nullus . " Adams , on the other hand , as strenuously objected that it would be a great deal to expect that General Ward , who was actually in command of the army of Boston , should ...
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Washington Irving. served under Abercrombie in the expedition against Ticonderoga . There was some part of Lee's ... serve as bandages . Everything was done to $ Scbuyler and Lee 193 alleviate their sufferings . Lee's cynic 192 Life ...
Washington Irving. served under Abercrombie in the expedition against Ticonderoga . There was some part of Lee's ... serve as bandages . Everything was done to $ Scbuyler and Lee 193 alleviate their sufferings . Lee's cynic 192 Life ...
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Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
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