General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... Washington and de Kalb were the objects of this man's envious hatred . Conway then associated himself with others who likewise were eager to replace Washington , defeated at Brandywine and Germantown , by the victor of Saratoga , to ...
... Washington and de Kalb were the objects of this man's envious hatred . Conway then associated himself with others who likewise were eager to replace Washington , defeated at Brandywine and Germantown , by the victor of Saratoga , to ...
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... Washington swallowed his pride and acceded to the directions of the Board of War . Lafayette was astute enough to see in the flattering offer of a command only an attempt to alienate him from Washington . Therefore he declined the ...
... Washington swallowed his pride and acceded to the directions of the Board of War . Lafayette was astute enough to see in the flattering offer of a command only an attempt to alienate him from Washington . Therefore he declined the ...
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... Washington's and de Kalb's letters Writings 216 Gordon 278 217 Washington X 133 218 PMHB XX 234 219 Pennsylvania Executive Coun- cil 220 Stillé 53 221 Hughes 221 quoting Gordon 222 Washington X 471 223 Kapp 137 224 Stevens VIII 761 225 ...
... Washington's and de Kalb's letters Writings 216 Gordon 278 217 Washington X 133 218 PMHB XX 234 219 Pennsylvania Executive Coun- cil 220 Stillé 53 221 Hughes 221 quoting Gordon 222 Washington X 471 223 Kapp 137 224 Stevens VIII 761 225 ...
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