General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... Philadelphia he devoted himself to the cause of inde- pendence . He attended almost daily the meetings of the " Committee on Council and Safety " held at Philosophical Hall . John Adams spoke of him as a " fine facetious old gentleman ...
... Philadelphia he devoted himself to the cause of inde- pendence . He attended almost daily the meetings of the " Committee on Council and Safety " held at Philosophical Hall . John Adams spoke of him as a " fine facetious old gentleman ...
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... Philadelphia ; and if you find , upon your arrival there , that the troops are to move , concert with the Board of War and the commissary and quartermaster general the necessary arrangements for their provision and accommodation . But ...
... Philadelphia ; and if you find , upon your arrival there , that the troops are to move , concert with the Board of War and the commissary and quartermaster general the necessary arrangements for their provision and accommodation . But ...
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... Philadelphia Campagne , edited by Bernhard Uhlendorf and Edna Vosper , Philadelphia , 1937 Henry Belcher , The First American Civil War , London , 1911 Alfred Hoyt Bill , Valley Forge , the Making of an Army , 1952 Biographie ...
... Philadelphia Campagne , edited by Bernhard Uhlendorf and Edna Vosper , Philadelphia , 1937 Henry Belcher , The First American Civil War , London , 1911 Alfred Hoyt Bill , Valley Forge , the Making of an Army , 1952 Biographie ...
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