Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1859 |
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Stran 199
... Crown Point , on Lake Champlain . Preparations were made for it in Albany , whence the troops were to march , and the artillery , ammunition , and stores to be con- veyed up the Hudson to the carrying - place between that river and Lake ...
... Crown Point , on Lake Champlain . Preparations were made for it in Albany , whence the troops were to march , and the artillery , ammunition , and stores to be con- veyed up the Hudson to the carrying - place between that river and Lake ...
Stran 200
... Crown Point , perhaps for an inroad into Canada . The public were in consternation ; yielding to their importunities , the baron took post at Crown Point for its defence . Beside his regular troops , he had with him eight hundred ...
... Crown Point , perhaps for an inroad into Canada . The public were in consternation ; yielding to their importunities , the baron took post at Crown Point for its defence . Beside his regular troops , he had with him eight hundred ...
Stran 201
... Crown Point . Had all his troops been as daring as himself , the camp might have been carried by assault ; but the Canadians and Indians held back , posted themselves behind trees , and took to bush - fighting . The baron was left with ...
... Crown Point . Had all his troops been as daring as himself , the camp might have been carried by assault ; but the Canadians and Indians held back , posted themselves behind trees , and took to bush - fighting . The baron was left with ...
Stran 202
... Crown Point to surprise Fort Edward , and , if successful , to push on to Albany and Sche- nectady ; lay them in ashes , and cut off all communication with Oswego . The Canadians and Indians , however , refused to attack the fort ...
... Crown Point to surprise Fort Edward , and , if successful , to push on to Albany and Sche- nectady ; lay them in ashes , and cut off all communication with Oswego . The Canadians and Indians , however , refused to attack the fort ...
Stran 208
... Crown Point , as a measure of safety for New York , the besieging of Fort Duquesne , and the menacing of Quebec by a body of troops which were to advance by the Kennebec River . The official career of General Shirley was drawing to a ...
... Crown Point , as a measure of safety for New York , the besieging of Fort Duquesne , and the menacing of Quebec by a body of troops which were to advance by the Kennebec River . The official career of General Shirley was drawing to a ...
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