General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 73
... four , which , with four oarsmen , made nine men for the crossing . In addition there were four riding horses . By the time the ferry reached midstream , the wind suddenly changed into a violent squall and drove the helpless boat toward ...
... four , which , with four oarsmen , made nine men for the crossing . In addition there were four riding horses . By the time the ferry reached midstream , the wind suddenly changed into a violent squall and drove the helpless boat toward ...
Էջ 88
... four engineers . These specialists , so necessary to an army of backwoodsmen , proved very valuable : Duportail , Lannoy , Radière , and Gouvion earned high praise from Washington . In conference with Deane it was agreed that de Kalb ...
... four engineers . These specialists , so necessary to an army of backwoodsmen , proved very valuable : Duportail , Lannoy , Radière , and Gouvion earned high praise from Washington . In conference with Deane it was agreed that de Kalb ...
Էջ 135
... four French artillery officers sent over by Franklin refused to serve under him . A compromise was finally achieved after hot debates ; Du Coudray was made inspector general of ordnance and military manufactures , with the rank of major ...
... four French artillery officers sent over by Franklin refused to serve under him . A compromise was finally achieved after hot debates ; Du Coudray was made inspector general of ordnance and military manufactures , with the rank of major ...
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