General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 59
... leave soon . " ( Lafayette was on leave in France at the time . ) De Kalb , despite various disappointments , continued to seek opportunities for gaining advancement and glory . He kept his name before the prime minister Choiseul and in ...
... leave soon . " ( Lafayette was on leave in France at the time . ) De Kalb , despite various disappointments , continued to seek opportunities for gaining advancement and glory . He kept his name before the prime minister Choiseul and in ...
Էջ 151
... leave to serve with the Americans ; however , previously , according to a French historian , Conway had held the rank of colonel while de Kalb was a lieutenant colonel . At any rate , Conway demanded the rank of major general , i.e. ...
... leave to serve with the Americans ; however , previously , according to a French historian , Conway had held the rank of colonel while de Kalb was a lieutenant colonel . At any rate , Conway demanded the rank of major general , i.e. ...
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... leave . Washington wrote to de Kalb on February 29 , 1780 : A particular piece of business has occurred which will require Major General St. Clair to leave for the present the command of the troops advanced below and which will probably ...
... leave . Washington wrote to de Kalb on February 29 , 1780 : A particular piece of business has occurred which will require Major General St. Clair to leave for the present the command of the troops advanced below and which will probably ...
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