General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... regard to his promotion in rank . As much as a decade later , in August , 1779 , when de Kalb was serving in the American army , the Comte de Broglie rather lamely wrote that he had recommended de Kalb's advancement , but that now ...
... regard to his promotion in rank . As much as a decade later , in August , 1779 , when de Kalb was serving in the American army , the Comte de Broglie rather lamely wrote that he had recommended de Kalb's advancement , but that now ...
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... regard to their pecuniary circumstances also the family was very fortunate . De Kalb contributed 52,000 francs , while his wife received , in addition to a rich trousseau , 135,375 francs . After the death of her parents and ...
... regard to their pecuniary circumstances also the family was very fortunate . De Kalb contributed 52,000 francs , while his wife received , in addition to a rich trousseau , 135,375 francs . After the death of her parents and ...
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... regard to the Connecticut schoolteacher , Silas Deane . It seems only fair to allow his biographer , George L. Clarke , to say a few words in his defense . Along with this is quoted a masterly defense of the man by Benjamin Franklin ...
... regard to the Connecticut schoolteacher , Silas Deane . It seems only fair to allow his biographer , George L. Clarke , to say a few words in his defense . Along with this is quoted a masterly defense of the man by Benjamin Franklin ...
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