Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 174
... troops also hastening to their assistance . These were the New Hampshire troops , led on by Stark . Howe immediately sent over to General Gage for more forces , and a supply of cannon - balls ; those brought by him being found , through ...
... troops also hastening to their assistance . These were the New Hampshire troops , led on by Stark . Howe immediately sent over to General Gage for more forces , and a supply of cannon - balls ; those brought by him being found , through ...
Stran 323
Washington Irving. Insubordination of Troops 323 continually by the want of subordination and discipline among his troops - hasty levies from various colonies , who , said he , “ carry the spirit of freedom into the field , and think for ...
Washington Irving. Insubordination of Troops 323 continually by the want of subordination and discipline among his troops - hasty levies from various colonies , who , said he , “ carry the spirit of freedom into the field , and think for ...
Stran 380
... troops be kept a few days in camp until militia could be procured to supply their place . Washington made repeated and animated appeals to their patriotism ; they were almost unheeded . He caused popular and patriotic songs to be sung ...
... troops be kept a few days in camp until militia could be procured to supply their place . Washington made repeated and animated appeals to their patriotism ; they were almost unheeded . He caused popular and patriotic songs to be sung ...
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