General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 191
... attack on Elizabeth , New Jersey , and burned many houses . In order to prevent similar disasters , Washington appointed General Arthur St. Clair to be stationed there with a corps of two thousand men , to repel similar attacks . The ...
... attack on Elizabeth , New Jersey , and burned many houses . In order to prevent similar disasters , Washington appointed General Arthur St. Clair to be stationed there with a corps of two thousand men , to repel similar attacks . The ...
Էջ 216
... attack on Lord Rawdon before Lord Cornwallis arrived with reenforcements . Lord Rawdon's position was a strong one , and Gates acted cautiously in rejecting the Baron's plan . De Kalb , usually conservative , with careful consideration ...
... attack on Lord Rawdon before Lord Cornwallis arrived with reenforcements . Lord Rawdon's position was a strong one , and Gates acted cautiously in rejecting the Baron's plan . De Kalb , usually conservative , with careful consideration ...
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... attack by the enemy's cavalry in front , the light infantry on either flank were directed to advance immediately and open a heavy fire , under cover of which Colonel Armand was to resist the attack , and if possible to drive off the ...
... attack by the enemy's cavalry in front , the light infantry on either flank were directed to advance immediately and open a heavy fire , under cover of which Colonel Armand was to resist the attack , and if possible to drive off the ...
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