General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 118
... given the rank of major by Congress and became de Kalb's faithful aide . In the battle of Camden he tried with his own body to protect the wounded general from British bayonets , himself receiving severe wounds . He wrote an interesting ...
... given the rank of major by Congress and became de Kalb's faithful aide . In the battle of Camden he tried with his own body to protect the wounded general from British bayonets , himself receiving severe wounds . He wrote an interesting ...
Էջ 176
... given for the King of France , and the French officers had no small share in the honors of the occasion . It was a fine day for us , and a great one for General Washington . Let me say that no one could be more worthy of this good ...
... given for the King of France , and the French officers had no small share in the honors of the occasion . It was a fine day for us , and a great one for General Washington . Let me say that no one could be more worthy of this good ...
Էջ 177
... given , upon which there will be a discharge of 13 Cannon . When the 13th has been fir'd a Running fire of the Infantry will begin on the right of Woodford's , & Continue thro'out the whole front line - It will then be taken up on the ...
... given , upon which there will be a discharge of 13 Cannon . When the 13th has been fir'd a Running fire of the Infantry will begin on the right of Woodford's , & Continue thro'out the whole front line - It will then be taken up on the ...
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