Pictorial Life of George Washington: Embracing a Complete History of the Seven Years' War, the Revolutionary War, the Formation of the Federal Constitution, and the Administration of WashingtonLeary & Getz, 1857 - 588 pages |
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... Battle of Princeton 276 ... Head - Quarters at Morristown 276 ... Initial Letter ..... 291 .... Head - Quarters at Brandywine 293. Battle of Brandywine .. 298 ... Mr. Chew's House ... 309 .... General Schuyler ... 312 .... Saratoga Lake ...
... Battle of Princeton 276 ... Head - Quarters at Morristown 276 ... Initial Letter ..... 291 .... Head - Quarters at Brandywine 293. Battle of Brandywine .. 298 ... Mr. Chew's House ... 309 .... General Schuyler ... 312 .... Saratoga Lake ...
Page 337
... BATTLE OF MONMOUTH . 337 British approached the end of their journey he gradually drew his forces around them . He now again called a council of his officers , and proposed that battle should be given . But the measure was negatived a ...
... BATTLE OF MONMOUTH . 337 British approached the end of their journey he gradually drew his forces around them . He now again called a council of his officers , and proposed that battle should be given . But the measure was negatived a ...
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... BATTLE OF MONMOUTH . 343 the brigades on either flank could conquer the obstacles in the way of gaining their positions , and , completely worn out , both com- batants were glad of the reprieve afforded by darkness , and sank to rest on ...
... BATTLE OF MONMOUTH . 343 the brigades on either flank could conquer the obstacles in the way of gaining their positions , and , completely worn out , both com- batants were glad of the reprieve afforded by darkness , and sank to rest on ...
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