General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... sent a report on the English forces in the colonies . A few days later he received a reply stating that the figures were certainly too high , encouraging de Kalb , however , to send further reports . He also sent him 6,000 francs to ...
... sent a report on the English forces in the colonies . A few days later he received a reply stating that the figures were certainly too high , encouraging de Kalb , however , to send further reports . He also sent him 6,000 francs to ...
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... sent it to John Hancock , the president of Congress , with a recom- mendation . It was read before this body on ... sent a million francs for the common cause . In order to further this trade , Congress in July 1776 , sent a businessman ...
... sent it to John Hancock , the president of Congress , with a recom- mendation . It was read before this body on ... sent a million francs for the common cause . In order to further this trade , Congress in July 1776 , sent a businessman ...
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... sent to scour the land in all directions . 336 In order to keep his army as mobile as possible , Gates on August 15 ordered women , children and wounded , as well as all heavy baggage to be sent back to Charlotte under the command of ...
... sent to scour the land in all directions . 336 In order to keep his army as mobile as possible , Gates on August 15 ordered women , children and wounded , as well as all heavy baggage to be sent back to Charlotte under the command of ...
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