General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 152
... Gates , a Conway , a de Kalb , a Lee ; 198 but those men can't attain it . Such is the present concern of fluctuating minds . Many fluctuating minds were agitating for Gates in those days of American defeats . Regarding the recipient of ...
... Gates , a Conway , a de Kalb , a Lee ; 198 but those men can't attain it . Such is the present concern of fluctuating minds . Many fluctuating minds were agitating for Gates in those days of American defeats . Regarding the recipient of ...
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... Gates , in the full knowledge that he was Washington's enemy . But Gates was the conqueror of Burgoyne , and had many friends in Congress . " Gates was the military idol of the day . He had actually compelled the surrender of an entire ...
... Gates , in the full knowledge that he was Washington's enemy . But Gates was the conqueror of Burgoyne , and had many friends in Congress . " Gates was the military idol of the day . He had actually compelled the surrender of an entire ...
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... Gates that an escort with clothing , ammunition and other stores was en route from Charleston for the troops in Camden . In order to capture this prize he needed reenforcements ; he therefore requested Gates to send him some infantry ...
... Gates that an escort with clothing , ammunition and other stores was en route from Charleston for the troops in Camden . In order to capture this prize he needed reenforcements ; he therefore requested Gates to send him some infantry ...
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