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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... have abundant reason to suppose what I say. "Saturday afternoon, receiving
information that the enemy, in force, had left the city, and were advancing towards
Derby with apparent design to forage, and draw subsistence from that part of the
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... have abundant reason to suppose what I say. "Saturday afternoon, receiving
information that the enemy, in force, had left the city, and were advancing towards
Derby with apparent design to forage, and draw subsistence from that part of the
...
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Our opposition being less , made the successes of the enemy greater . The
fluctuation of the army kept alive their hopes ; and at every period of a dissolution
of a considerable part of it , they have flattered themselves with some decisive ...
Our opposition being less , made the successes of the enemy greater . The
fluctuation of the army kept alive their hopes ; and at every period of a dissolution
of a considerable part of it , they have flattered themselves with some decisive ...
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Can we imagine that our enemies will not mete the same punishments , the same
indignities , the same cruelties , to those ... At this time , however disagreeable
the fact may be , the enemy have in their power , and subject to their call , near ...
Can we imagine that our enemies will not mete the same punishments , the same
indignities , the same cruelties , to those ... At this time , however disagreeable
the fact may be , the enemy have in their power , and subject to their call , near ...
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