General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... Marshal of France . Perhaps his most famous victory was that at Fontenoy in 1745 , conducted in truly chivalrous ... Marshal de Saxe what he should do with Lowendal , to which the reply was : " There are only two courses open ; either ...
... Marshal of France . Perhaps his most famous victory was that at Fontenoy in 1745 , conducted in truly chivalrous ... Marshal de Saxe what he should do with Lowendal , to which the reply was : " There are only two courses open ; either ...
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... Marshal has a troupe of comedians , and German dancers , musicians , equipages . It is said he entertains like a lord . " He died at fifty - five . Marshal Lowendal was the only contemporary general who in any way approached his master ...
... Marshal has a troupe of comedians , and German dancers , musicians , equipages . It is said he entertains like a lord . " He died at fifty - five . Marshal Lowendal was the only contemporary general who in any way approached his master ...
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... Marshal's brother ) : Lieutenant Colonel de Kalb went through the whole of the late war with me as assistant quartermaster general and is deserving of your protection in the highest degree . To what my brother has written in reference ...
... Marshal's brother ) : Lieutenant Colonel de Kalb went through the whole of the late war with me as assistant quartermaster general and is deserving of your protection in the highest degree . To what my brother has written in reference ...
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