General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 11
... soldiers were secured by voluntary or compulsory enlistment . Since the pay given soldiers was very meager , their food very poor , and in general their condition as harsh as that of a galley slave , " voluntary enlistment " amounted in ...
... soldiers were secured by voluntary or compulsory enlistment . Since the pay given soldiers was very meager , their food very poor , and in general their condition as harsh as that of a galley slave , " voluntary enlistment " amounted in ...
Էջ 52
... soldiers for all of the 21 German battalions , and at one place - Landau - a com- mon depot for all of the recruitment and equipment , be erected in- stead of scattering the recruiting stations all over the country , by this means ...
... soldiers for all of the 21 German battalions , and at one place - Landau - a com- mon depot for all of the recruitment and equipment , be erected in- stead of scattering the recruiting stations all over the country , by this means ...
Էջ 168
... soldiers bore their lot bravely , despite the lack of food and clothing . Dr. Waldo remarked concerning their morale : " Were the soldiers to have plenty of food and rum I believe they would storm Tophet . " 245 De Kalb wrote to de ...
... soldiers bore their lot bravely , despite the lack of food and clothing . Dr. Waldo remarked concerning their morale : " Were the soldiers to have plenty of food and rum I believe they would storm Tophet . " 245 De Kalb wrote to de ...
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