General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... camp " not a single hoof of any kind for slaughter and not more than twenty - five barrels of flour . " 240 " Firecake , " that is , a flour paste baked on hot stones , was the common diet . Dr. Albi- gense Waldo wrote in his diary ...
... camp " not a single hoof of any kind for slaughter and not more than twenty - five barrels of flour . " 240 " Firecake , " that is , a flour paste baked on hot stones , was the common diet . Dr. Albi- gense Waldo wrote in his diary ...
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... camp in the open or in the woods without their luggage . De Kalb for a whole month slept on the bare ground or in his camp chair.283 As winter arrived , a worse experience than Valley Forge was in store for the army . Washington decided ...
... camp in the open or in the woods without their luggage . De Kalb for a whole month slept on the bare ground or in his camp chair.283 As winter arrived , a worse experience than Valley Forge was in store for the army . Washington decided ...
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... camp followers Ward remarks , " One finds it difficult to realize that in the eighteenth century all armies had their trains of camp followers , even of women and children . Many of the women were wives of the men in the ranks ; others ...
... camp followers Ward remarks , " One finds it difficult to realize that in the eighteenth century all armies had their trains of camp followers , even of women and children . Many of the women were wives of the men in the ranks ; others ...
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