General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 108
... cause , to abandon his project , but the determined young man politely thanked him for his frankness , then added : " Until now , you have seen only my enthusi- asm in your cause , and that may prove at present not wholly useless . I ...
... cause , to abandon his project , but the determined young man politely thanked him for his frankness , then added : " Until now , you have seen only my enthusi- asm in your cause , and that may prove at present not wholly useless . I ...
Էջ 155
... cause , for forbearing public complaints on that account , that the enemy may not be apprised of our situation and take advantage of it . He will rather suffer in the opinion of the world than to hurt his country , in making appear how ...
... cause , for forbearing public complaints on that account , that the enemy may not be apprised of our situation and take advantage of it . He will rather suffer in the opinion of the world than to hurt his country , in making appear how ...
Էջ 180
... cause of the United States before George Washing- ton , renouncing all thought of a return to France before an American victory . He was thoroughly convinced of the inevitability of such an outcome . Kalb's Oath of Allegiance I , John ...
... cause of the United States before George Washing- ton , renouncing all thought of a return to France before an American victory . He was thoroughly convinced of the inevitability of such an outcome . Kalb's Oath of Allegiance I , John ...
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