General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
From inside the book
Արդյունքներ 25–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 52
... naturally many deserters . Some of them are said to have gone over to Frederick's victorious forces . Among various proposals made to put a stop to this evil , one was submitted to de Kalb for his judgment , which casts a very ...
... naturally many deserters . Some of them are said to have gone over to Frederick's victorious forces . Among various proposals made to put a stop to this evil , one was submitted to de Kalb for his judgment , which casts a very ...
Էջ 111
... Naturally the officers spent much of their leisure time in St. Sebastian , attending mass on Easter day , exploring the vicinity and eating at the hotel . In bad weather they remained in the ship . De Kalb wrote numerous letters to his ...
... Naturally the officers spent much of their leisure time in St. Sebastian , attending mass on Easter day , exploring the vicinity and eating at the hotel . In bad weather they remained in the ship . De Kalb wrote numerous letters to his ...
Էջ 219
... Naturally , Gates had read orders , but had not called for comments or a vote.3 345 On August 9th , when General Caswell had joined the forces under Gates , giving the American army great superiority over that of General Rawdon , de ...
... Naturally , Gates had read orders , but had not called for comments or a vote.3 345 On August 9th , when General Caswell had joined the forces under Gates , giving the American army great superiority over that of General Rawdon , de ...
Այլ խմբագրություններ - View all
Common terms and phrases
American appear appointed army arrived asked attack Baron de Kalb battle became British Broglie called Camden camp cause Charleston Choiseul Colonel colonies command Comte Congress continued course court dated Deane death decided directions enemy England English favor fight forces foreign four France French further Gates gave German give given hand honor hundred interest Italy Kalb Kalb's king Lafayette later leave letter lieutenant living Louis major Marshal Maryland matter military minister naturally never North offer officers Paris person Philadelphia position present promised rank received refused regard regiment secure seemed sent served soldiers success supplies taken things took troops turned United Valley Forge Washington wife wish write wrote young