General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 112
... secure approval for his expedition . He wanted to follow de Kalb's advice , not to be disobedient to the king nor to break off with his father - in - law , but at the same time he was determined not to give up his project and not to ...
... secure approval for his expedition . He wanted to follow de Kalb's advice , not to be disobedient to the king nor to break off with his father - in - law , but at the same time he was determined not to give up his project and not to ...
Էջ 198
... secure the necessary items for the equipment of his troops . Washington was well aware of de Kalb's desperate situation . In a letter of April 13 , 1780 , to Major General Robert Howe , he expressed his disgust in , for Washington ...
... secure the necessary items for the equipment of his troops . Washington was well aware of de Kalb's desperate situation . In a letter of April 13 , 1780 , to Major General Robert Howe , he expressed his disgust in , for Washington ...
Էջ 218
... secure position with his army and wait only a few days . By that time , abundant provisions would have flowed into his camp , and volunteers from the westerly section of the Carolinas would have given him numerical superiority over the ...
... secure position with his army and wait only a few days . By that time , abundant provisions would have flowed into his camp , and volunteers from the westerly section of the Carolinas would have given him numerical superiority over the ...
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