The Life of George Washington: Commander in Chief of the American Forces During the War which Established the Independence of His Country, and First President of the United States, Том 2Walton Book Company, 1930 |
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... formed a corps of one hundred and fifty horse . Greene , foreseeing that his active adversary would avail him- self to the utmost of his superiority , had sent his sick and wounded northward ; and , as soon as Rawdon had crossed the ...
... formed a corps of one hundred and fifty horse . Greene , foreseeing that his active adversary would avail him- self to the utmost of his superiority , had sent his sick and wounded northward ; and , as soon as Rawdon had crossed the ...
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... formed of the con- tinental infantry . The North Carolina brigade , commanded by General Sumner , was placed on the right ; the Virginians , commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Campbell , formed the cen- tre ; and the Marylanders ...
... formed of the con- tinental infantry . The North Carolina brigade , commanded by General Sumner , was placed on the right ; the Virginians , commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Campbell , formed the cen- tre ; and the Marylanders ...
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... formed the first line , and lay with a creek , about twelve yards wide , immediately in its front . The left wing commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Darke , formed the second ; and between the two lines , was an interval of about seventy ...
... formed the first line , and lay with a creek , about twelve yards wide , immediately in its front . The left wing commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Darke , formed the second ; and between the two lines , was an interval of about seventy ...
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