General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 95
... letter over to Robert Morris who sent it on February 17 , 1777 , with a rather cool recommendation to John Hancock : Sir , this letter and its translation were put in my hands to lay them before Congress . The writer , General de Kalb ...
... letter over to Robert Morris who sent it on February 17 , 1777 , with a rather cool recommendation to John Hancock : Sir , this letter and its translation were put in my hands to lay them before Congress . The writer , General de Kalb ...
Էջ 104
... letter written a week before the above , also to the Secret Committee of Congress , he suggests the purchase of Swiss or German mercenaries . He continues , in his lengthy letter : I have wrote largely and on many subjects , yet I fear ...
... letter written a week before the above , also to the Secret Committee of Congress , he suggests the purchase of Swiss or German mercenaries . He continues , in his lengthy letter : I have wrote largely and on many subjects , yet I fear ...
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... letter of His Excellency Governor Henry , not understanding our language , cannot be provided for by Congress in the army of the United States . " 162 On the following day Congress voted along the same lines : Resolved , that mons ...
... letter of His Excellency Governor Henry , not understanding our language , cannot be provided for by Congress in the army of the United States . " 162 On the following day Congress voted along the same lines : Resolved , that mons ...
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