General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... Congress passed another resolution : " that the two German officers mentioned in the letter of His Excellency Governor Henry , not understanding our language , cannot be provided for by Congress in the army of the United States . " 162 ...
... Congress passed another resolution : " that the two German officers mentioned in the letter of His Excellency Governor Henry , not understanding our language , cannot be provided for by Congress in the army of the United States . " 162 ...
Էջ 135
... Congress and to the commander - in - chief , thus outranking all American officers in these branches except Washington . Du Coudray arrived in June , 1777 , and presented his demands to Congress , whereupon " the wrath of Congress rose ...
... Congress and to the commander - in - chief , thus outranking all American officers in these branches except Washington . Du Coudray arrived in June , 1777 , and presented his demands to Congress , whereupon " the wrath of Congress rose ...
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... Congress . He states that the appointment leaves him in an " un- certain and fluctuating situation of mind , between the desire of serving in your army and the apprehension of blame from home . " Therefore he asks the Congress to grant ...
... Congress . He states that the appointment leaves him in an " un- certain and fluctuating situation of mind , between the desire of serving in your army and the apprehension of blame from home . " Therefore he asks the Congress to grant ...
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