General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 100
... position suited to him , for his own reputation , which would appear to be so intimately connected with the success of the United Provinces : He alone would ask of the ministers their approval , and all the necessaries for the ...
... position suited to him , for his own reputation , which would appear to be so intimately connected with the success of the United Provinces : He alone would ask of the ministers their approval , and all the necessaries for the ...
Էջ 157
... position that the letter from the president of the Board of War was not an order ; he claimed firmly that his superior rank entitled him to the command in the absence of the Marquis . Whatever ranks they may have held in France , in the ...
... position that the letter from the president of the Board of War was not an order ; he claimed firmly that his superior rank entitled him to the command in the absence of the Marquis . Whatever ranks they may have held in France , in the ...
Էջ 216
... position was a strong one , and Gates acted cautiously in rejecting the Baron's plan . De Kalb , usually conservative , with careful consideration of the possibilities of success as well as with a suitable retreat in case of failure ...
... position was a strong one , and Gates acted cautiously in rejecting the Baron's plan . De Kalb , usually conservative , with careful consideration of the possibilities of success as well as with a suitable retreat in case of failure ...
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