General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... United States . " 162 On the following day Congress voted along the same lines : Resolved , that mons . Faneuil's scheme for offering , arming and clothing a corps of Frenchmen , to be raised in the French Islands , to serve in the United ...
... United States . " 162 On the following day Congress voted along the same lines : Resolved , that mons . Faneuil's scheme for offering , arming and clothing a corps of Frenchmen , to be raised in the French Islands , to serve in the United ...
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... United States before George Washing- ton , renouncing all thought of a return to France before an American victory . He was thoroughly convinced of the inevitability of such an outcome . Kalb's Oath of Allegiance I , John Baron de Kalb ...
... United States before George Washing- ton , renouncing all thought of a return to France before an American victory . He was thoroughly convinced of the inevitability of such an outcome . Kalb's Oath of Allegiance I , John Baron de Kalb ...
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... united with the Americans to mourn him . He is praised widely in America , where the good patriots are not always the best of friends . The rank M.de Kalb held sets him off in a class by himself , and his high sense of honor and his ...
... united with the Americans to mourn him . He is praised widely in America , where the good patriots are not always the best of friends . The rank M.de Kalb held sets him off in a class by himself , and his high sense of honor and his ...
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