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 1Walton Book Company, 1930 |
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... Pennsylvania had not displayed the alacrity expected from them . General Howe would , most probably , avail himself of the ice which would soon form , and of the dis- solution of the American army , to pass the Delaware and seize ...
... Pennsylvania had not displayed the alacrity expected from them . General Howe would , most probably , avail himself of the ice which would soon form , and of the dis- solution of the American army , to pass the Delaware and seize ...
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... Pennsylvania . The success of their exertions did not equal their wishes . The militia being of opinion that there was danger of a second invasion from New York , and that their services were more necessary at home than in Pennsylvania ...
... Pennsylvania . The success of their exertions did not equal their wishes . The militia being of opinion that there was danger of a second invasion from New York , and that their services were more necessary at home than in Pennsylvania ...
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... Pennsylvania line inspired that of Jersey , many of whom were also foreigners , with the hope of obtaining similar advantages . On the night of the 20th , a part of the Jersey brigade , which had been stationed at Pompton , rose in arms ...
... Pennsylvania line inspired that of Jersey , many of whom were also foreigners , with the hope of obtaining similar advantages . On the night of the 20th , a part of the Jersey brigade , which had been stationed at Pompton , rose in arms ...
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