General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... forces . 288 Since British forces were moving from New York to attack Charleston , South Carolina , it was obvious that the theatre of war was moving to the South . Washington desired that a strong force should march south to come to ...
... forces . 288 Since British forces were moving from New York to attack Charleston , South Carolina , it was obvious that the theatre of war was moving to the South . Washington desired that a strong force should march south to come to ...
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... forces encamped in a favorable position on the opposite shore of Lynch's Creek . In European wars he had learned from Maréchal de Saxe , who had gained great fame for his bold capture of Prague , and he had been present at Maréchal ...
... forces encamped in a favorable position on the opposite shore of Lynch's Creek . In European wars he had learned from Maréchal de Saxe , who had gained great fame for his bold capture of Prague , and he had been present at Maréchal ...
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... forces . " 339 The precarious position of the British forces near Camden and the imminent possibility of their being cut off from their base in Charles- ton is described by Charles Stedman , the English historian who fought under Howe ...
... forces . " 339 The precarious position of the British forces near Camden and the imminent possibility of their being cut off from their base in Charles- ton is described by Charles Stedman , the English historian who fought under Howe ...
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