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 1 |
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His letters , not having produced such exertions as the public exigencies required
, he deputed General Mifflin to the government of Pennsylvania , and Colonel
Reid , his Adjutant General , to the government of New Jersey , with orders to ...
His letters , not having produced such exertions as the public exigencies required
, he deputed General Mifflin to the government of Pennsylvania , and Colonel
Reid , his Adjutant General , to the government of New Jersey , with orders to ...
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The discontents of the army , and the complaints excited in the country by the
frequent requisitions on the people of New Jersey , had been communicated ,
with such exaggeration , to the officer commanding in New York , as to induce the
...
The discontents of the army , and the complaints excited in the country by the
frequent requisitions on the people of New Jersey , had been communicated ,
with such exaggeration , to the officer commanding in New York , as to induce the
...
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The success of the 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 ...
The success of the 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 ...
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