Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 55
... ships were sent back , unladen , to London . In Charleston the tea was unloaded , and stored away in cellars and other places , where it perished . At Boston the action was still more decisive . The ships anchored in the harbor . Some ...
... ships were sent back , unladen , to London . In Charleston the tea was unloaded , and stored away in cellars and other places , where it perished . At Boston the action was still more decisive . The ships anchored in the harbor . Some ...
Stran 168
... ship , without waiting for orders , put a spring upon her cable , and bringing her guns to bear , opened a fire upon the hill . The other ships and a floating battery followed his example . Their shot did no mischief to the works , but ...
... ship , without waiting for orders , put a spring upon her cable , and bringing her guns to bear , opened a fire upon the hill . The other ships and a floating battery followed his example . Their shot did no mischief to the works , but ...
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... ships in the harbor . Some , who thought the war about to be brought to their own doors , packed up their effects , and made off into the country with their wives and children . Others beleaguered the committee of safety with entreaties ...
... ships in the harbor . Some , who thought the war about to be brought to their own doors , packed up their effects , and made off into the country with their wives and children . Others beleaguered the committee of safety with entreaties ...
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mentFeeling toward EnglandOpening | 15 |
Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
Expedition of Washington to | 32 |
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