General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... fight of the " in- surgents " in the British colonies of North America for the establish- ment of a free people on a free soil aroused sympathy among many French idealists who felt that this was a war representing a cause , namely ...
... fight of the " in- surgents " in the British colonies of North America for the establish- ment of a free people on a free soil aroused sympathy among many French idealists who felt that this was a war representing a cause , namely ...
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... fight for any nation on an impartial business basis . From the middle ages onward this " free and neutral " nation sent soldiers to fight in practically every European war , to such an extent that the very word " Swiss " came to have ...
... fight for any nation on an impartial business basis . From the middle ages onward this " free and neutral " nation sent soldiers to fight in practically every European war , to such an extent that the very word " Swiss " came to have ...
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... fight against Russia . About a year and a half before the partition took place , de Kalb was called upon by the minister of foreign affairs , the Duc de Vrillières , through the minister of war , Monteynard , to join in the fight of the ...
... fight against Russia . About a year and a half before the partition took place , de Kalb was called upon by the minister of foreign affairs , the Duc de Vrillières , through the minister of war , Monteynard , to join in the fight of the ...
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