General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 192
... supplies . The new French minister plenipotentiary , the Marquis de la Luzerne , had arrived to replace Gérard , and was going to pay a visit to de Kalb as an old friend and comrade in arms of the Baron from the days of the Seven Years ...
... supplies . The new French minister plenipotentiary , the Marquis de la Luzerne , had arrived to replace Gérard , and was going to pay a visit to de Kalb as an old friend and comrade in arms of the Baron from the days of the Seven Years ...
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... Supplies coming from the North would find this route safest to the army's destination . 7. This circuitous route would make possible an outflanking of the enemy outposts , permitting later an advance on Camden with the Wateree River on ...
... Supplies coming from the North would find this route safest to the army's destination . 7. This circuitous route would make possible an outflanking of the enemy outposts , permitting later an advance on Camden with the Wateree River on ...
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... supplies did not very soon arrive , foraging parties would be sent out by every corps in all directions to collect what little corn might still be stored in the country , and bring it to the mill.331 The desperate tone of Gates ' letter ...
... supplies did not very soon arrive , foraging parties would be sent out by every corps in all directions to collect what little corn might still be stored in the country , and bring it to the mill.331 The desperate tone of Gates ' letter ...
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