General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... seemed to be offering in 1764. In the Seven Years ' War even so small a country as Portugal had become involved when in 1762 a Spanish army supported by French forces had staged an invasion . With the help of the British and their ...
... seemed to be offering in 1764. In the Seven Years ' War even so small a country as Portugal had become involved when in 1762 a Spanish army supported by French forces had staged an invasion . With the help of the British and their ...
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... seemed to do away with , or at least to postpone their aspirations for independence . In a letter of August 11 , 1767 , de Kalb told the Duke that in his opinion , the calm would not last long , as the colonists would only wait for a ...
... seemed to do away with , or at least to postpone their aspirations for independence . In a letter of August 11 , 1767 , de Kalb told the Duke that in his opinion , the calm would not last long , as the colonists would only wait for a ...
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... seemed inevitable , but that he did not believe they would ever call in a foreign power to aid in their fight for freedom . A surprise to de Kalb was the immense amount of shipping in the harbor of Halifax , comparable to the huge ...
... seemed inevitable , but that he did not believe they would ever call in a foreign power to aid in their fight for freedom . A surprise to de Kalb was the immense amount of shipping in the harbor of Halifax , comparable to the huge ...
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