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 Washington |
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Page 73
The safe conduct granted by De Villiers was violated , he suffering the Indians which were attached to his army to plunder the retreating soldiers . The courage and ability of Washington , in thus successfully resisting for a whole day ...
The safe conduct granted by De Villiers was violated , he suffering the Indians which were attached to his army to plunder the retreating soldiers . The courage and ability of Washington , in thus successfully resisting for a whole day ...
Page 95
95 « No orders are obeyed , but such as a party of soldiers or my own drawn sword enforces . Without this , not a single horse , for the most earnest occasion , can be had , to such a pitch has the insolence of these people arrived ...
95 « No orders are obeyed , but such as a party of soldiers or my own drawn sword enforces . Without this , not a single horse , for the most earnest occasion , can be had , to such a pitch has the insolence of these people arrived ...
Page 138
While engaged in the House of Burgesses in resisting the claim of Great Britain to tax the colonies at pleasure , and during the recesses of the Assembly , at his plough , he did not forget his old friends , the officers and soldiers ...
While engaged in the House of Burgesses in resisting the claim of Great Britain to tax the colonies at pleasure , and during the recesses of the Assembly , at his plough , he did not forget his old friends , the officers and soldiers ...
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