General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 38
... matters of police regulations de Kalb sought to achieve some reform where extreme brutality prevailed , namely in the case of prostitutes caught in the barracks . In general , the matter of their punishment was left to the whim of the ...
... matters of police regulations de Kalb sought to achieve some reform where extreme brutality prevailed , namely in the case of prostitutes caught in the barracks . In general , the matter of their punishment was left to the whim of the ...
Էջ 110
... matter for Lafayette . De Kalb was amazed ! During the period of planning for their departure , he and Lafayette had ... matters still to be arranged here that the ministers surely will hear about the Marquis ' departure and orders will ...
... matter for Lafayette . De Kalb was amazed ! During the period of planning for their departure , he and Lafayette had ... matters still to be arranged here that the ministers surely will hear about the Marquis ' departure and orders will ...
Էջ 163
... matter has been the subject of long debates in the council of war . It was discussed in all its length and breadth a ... matters which it neither understands nor can understand , being entirely ignorant of the locality . 223 - - The ...
... matter has been the subject of long debates in the council of war . It was discussed in all its length and breadth a ... matters which it neither understands nor can understand , being entirely ignorant of the locality . 223 - - The ...
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