General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... hundred thousand militia , and could easily be increased . The Germans of this and the neighboring provinces alone - continues my informant - independently of the numerous Irishmen living there , can raise sixty thousand men , nor is ...
... hundred thousand militia , and could easily be increased . The Germans of this and the neighboring provinces alone - continues my informant - independently of the numerous Irishmen living there , can raise sixty thousand men , nor is ...
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Adolf Eduard Zucker. minutes . A hundred or a hundred and twenty of the British were killed or wounded , while we had thirty killed and sixty wounded . I mean to tell the truth , in spite of what the newspapers will say about our losses ...
Adolf Eduard Zucker. minutes . A hundred or a hundred and twenty of the British were killed or wounded , while we had thirty killed and sixty wounded . I mean to tell the truth , in spite of what the newspapers will say about our losses ...
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... hundred regular infantry and two small pieces of artillery , under Lieutenant Colonel Woolford , to join Colonel Sumter . Thus on the eve of battle Gates weakened his forces by giving up a hundred of his best soldiers in a useless ...
... hundred regular infantry and two small pieces of artillery , under Lieutenant Colonel Woolford , to join Colonel Sumter . Thus on the eve of battle Gates weakened his forces by giving up a hundred of his best soldiers in a useless ...
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