General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 52
... army , which goes a long way to explain Soubise's numerous defeats . Although , as mentioned above , de Kalb took part in the rout at Rossbach , his corps had the merit of protecting the French army from total annihilation , and of ...
... army , which goes a long way to explain Soubise's numerous defeats . Although , as mentioned above , de Kalb took part in the rout at Rossbach , his corps had the merit of protecting the French army from total annihilation , and of ...
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... army should be in any way resented , he would return immediately to France.188 In Washington's orders of November 22 ... army and rose to the grade of colonel . Catholics were excluded by law from commissions in the British army . Hence ...
... army should be in any way resented , he would return immediately to France.188 In Washington's orders of November 22 ... army and rose to the grade of colonel . Catholics were excluded by law from commissions in the British army . Hence ...
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... army without strength , a military chest without money , a department apparently deficient in public spirit , and a climate that increases despondency instead of animating the soldier's arm.322 In a letter to Governor Jefferson from ...
... army without strength , a military chest without money , a department apparently deficient in public spirit , and a climate that increases despondency instead of animating the soldier's arm.322 In a letter to Governor Jefferson from ...
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