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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... five ships , which had , with much labour and danger , made their way up the
river through the ice , appeared in sight . ... the first appearance of the ships
deprived them of the aid expected from the teams and carriages of the
Canadians .
... five ships , which had , with much labour and danger , made their way up the
river through the ice , appeared in sight . ... the first appearance of the ships
deprived them of the aid expected from the teams and carriages of the
Canadians .
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New Jersey appeared to be completely subdued ; and some of the best judges of
the public sentiment were of opinion that immense numbers in Pennsylvania ,
also , were determined not to permit the sixty days allowed in the proclamation of
...
New Jersey appeared to be completely subdued ; and some of the best judges of
the public sentiment were of opinion that immense numbers in Pennsylvania ,
also , were determined not to permit the sixty days allowed in the proclamation of
...
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General Grant , who reached the ground lately occupied by Lafayette soon after it
was abandoned , followed his rear , and appeared at the ford just after the
Americans had crossed it ; but , finding them advantageously posted , did not
choose ...
General Grant , who reached the ground lately occupied by Lafayette soon after it
was abandoned , followed his rear , and appeared at the ford just after the
Americans had crossed it ; but , finding them advantageously posted , did not
choose ...
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