General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... Honor ! " replied the Frenchman . " I suppose we both fight for what we do not have . " 3 Figures from the year 1776 show that foreign troops in the French service numbered 13,120 Germans , 18,040 Swiss , 3,260 Italians , and the same ...
... Honor ! " replied the Frenchman . " I suppose we both fight for what we do not have . " 3 Figures from the year 1776 show that foreign troops in the French service numbered 13,120 Germans , 18,040 Swiss , 3,260 Italians , and the same ...
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... honor was to be paid to the French officers . De Kalb described the great day in a letter to his wife , May 12 ... honor of the King of France , the second in honor of European powers friendly to America , and the third in honor of the ...
... honor was to be paid to the French officers . De Kalb described the great day in a letter to his wife , May 12 ... honor of the King of France , the second in honor of European powers friendly to America , and the third in honor of the ...
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... honor , united with the Americans to mourn him . He is praised widely in America , where the good patriots are not always the best of friends . The rank M.de Kalb held sets him off in a class by himself , and his high sense of honor and ...
... honor , united with the Americans to mourn him . He is praised widely in America , where the good patriots are not always the best of friends . The rank M.de Kalb held sets him off in a class by himself , and his high sense of honor and ...
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