Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 2Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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... army , in terms which imply the slightest apprehension of being neglected . But my situation is inexpressibly distressing , to see the winter fast approaching upon a naked army ; the time of their service within a few weeks of expiring ...
... army , in terms which imply the slightest apprehension of being neglected . But my situation is inexpressibly distressing , to see the winter fast approaching upon a naked army ; the time of their service within a few weeks of expiring ...
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Edwin Wiley. SECTIONAL JEALOUSIES ; THE BRITISH ARMY . TALBOT'S EXPLOIT ; BROOKLYN FORTIFIED . from gaining any material. 442 became so marked that Washington feared they would demoralize the army and render it less effective in case of ...
Edwin Wiley. SECTIONAL JEALOUSIES ; THE BRITISH ARMY . TALBOT'S EXPLOIT ; BROOKLYN FORTIFIED . from gaining any material. 442 became so marked that Washington feared they would demoralize the army and render it less effective in case of ...
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... ARMY REORGANIZED . DEFENCE OF FORT WASHINGTON. onel Knowlton , supported by troops under Major Andrew Leitch , was at- tacked by the British . The Ameri- cans , throwing themselves into the conflict with great spirit , succeeded in ...
... ARMY REORGANIZED . DEFENCE OF FORT WASHINGTON. onel Knowlton , supported by troops under Major Andrew Leitch , was at- tacked by the British . The Ameri- cans , throwing themselves into the conflict with great spirit , succeeded in ...
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