General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 32
... battle , grouping all his reserves at one point for a smashing flank attack that shook the British column , forcing it to retreat . General Lowendal was in command of the infantry , whose action proved decisive . Likewise distinguished ...
... battle , grouping all his reserves at one point for a smashing flank attack that shook the British column , forcing it to retreat . General Lowendal was in command of the infantry , whose action proved decisive . Likewise distinguished ...
Էջ 218
... battle Gates weakened his forces by giving up a hundred of his best soldiers in a useless enterprise - if he lost the battle he would lose the supplies , and if he defeated Cornwallis he could readily capture the wagon train.343 ...
... battle Gates weakened his forces by giving up a hundred of his best soldiers in a useless enterprise - if he lost the battle he would lose the supplies , and if he defeated Cornwallis he could readily capture the wagon train.343 ...
Էջ 224
... battle was going as well for the rest of the Americans ; otherwise they would have seen that a further contest was hopeless and would have retreated as best they ... battle was over . BATTLE OF CAMDEN DEATH OF DE KALB · Major Archibald 224.
... battle was going as well for the rest of the Americans ; otherwise they would have seen that a further contest was hopeless and would have retreated as best they ... battle was over . BATTLE OF CAMDEN DEATH OF DE KALB · Major Archibald 224.
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