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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The attempts of the British general to get possession of boats for the
transportation of his army over the Delaware having failed, he gave indications of
an intention to close the campaign, and to retire into winter quarters. About four
thousand ...
The attempts of the British general to get possession of boats for the
transportation of his army over the Delaware having failed, he gave indications of
an intention to close the campaign, and to retire into winter quarters. About four
thousand ...
Страница 147
The attempts of the British general to get possession of boats for the
transportation of his army over the Delaware having failed , he gave indications
of an intention to close the campaign , and to retire into winter quarters . About
four thousand ...
The attempts of the British general to get possession of boats for the
transportation of his army over the Delaware having failed , he gave indications
of an intention to close the campaign , and to retire into winter quarters . About
four thousand ...
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In August , while looking anxiously for such a reinforcement to the Chevalier de
Ternay as would give him the command of the American seas , and while
uncertain whether the campaign might not pass away without giving a single
advantage ...
In August , while looking anxiously for such a reinforcement to the Chevalier de
Ternay as would give him the command of the American seas , and while
uncertain whether the campaign might not pass away without giving a single
advantage ...
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