General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... present inactivity having become insupportable to him.73 General Robert Clerke from Paris , February 17 , 1765 : Mr. de Kalb will deliver this letter to Your Highness . He is a German and a Protestant . He served in the late war as ...
... present inactivity having become insupportable to him.73 General Robert Clerke from Paris , February 17 , 1765 : Mr. de Kalb will deliver this letter to Your Highness . He is a German and a Protestant . He served in the late war as ...
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... present my respects to Dr. Franklin . I submit to his judgment and yours the mé- moire hereto annexed , containing my opinion upon what I hinted to you one day in Paris . A French vessel which arrived yesterday from Lisbon , has ...
... present my respects to Dr. Franklin . I submit to his judgment and yours the mé- moire hereto annexed , containing my opinion upon what I hinted to you one day in Paris . A French vessel which arrived yesterday from Lisbon , has ...
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... present consume all my pay ; I have , therefore , made up my mind to shave myself . Being entirely in rags , I shall go to Philadelphia as soon as I can , to purchase new clothes , especially linen . 285 Naturally enough , de Kalb asks ...
... present consume all my pay ; I have , therefore , made up my mind to shave myself . Being entirely in rags , I shall go to Philadelphia as soon as I can , to purchase new clothes , especially linen . 285 Naturally enough , de Kalb asks ...
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