Life of George Washington, Količina 4G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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... garrison while at their guns or on the parapets . This fire was kept up for two days . The besiegers crossed the canal ; pushed up a double sap to the inside of the abatis , and prepared to make an assault by sea and land . All hopes of ...
... garrison while at their guns or on the parapets . This fire was kept up for two days . The besiegers crossed the canal ; pushed up a double sap to the inside of the abatis , and prepared to make an assault by sea and land . All hopes of ...
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... garrison and Monk's Corner . His sudden appearance gave the alarm , the garrison abandoned its post , and when Lee arrived there he found it deserted . He proceeded to secure a number of horses and wagons , and some fixed ammunition ...
... garrison and Monk's Corner . His sudden appearance gave the alarm , the garrison abandoned its post , and when Lee arrived there he found it deserted . He proceeded to secure a number of horses and wagons , and some fixed ammunition ...
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... garrison was to be allowed the same honors granted to the garrison of Charleston when it surren- dered to Sir Henry Clinton . The officers were to retain their side arms ; both officers and soldiers their private property , and no part ...
... garrison was to be allowed the same honors granted to the garrison of Charleston when it surren- dered to Sir Henry Clinton . The officers were to retain their side arms ; both officers and soldiers their private property , and no part ...
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