General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 98
... taken in these waters an American vessel of 350 tons , laden with indigo , & c , bound , as is believed , for Bordeaux and Havre . This prize was taken to Lisbon , and two persons of position who were on board , have been sent to ...
... taken in these waters an American vessel of 350 tons , laden with indigo , & c , bound , as is believed , for Bordeaux and Havre . This prize was taken to Lisbon , and two persons of position who were on board , have been sent to ...
Էջ 125
... taken part in some attack that could only have been made by infantry . All this , of course , does not increase confidence in the man . What annoys de Kalb most is the continual stream of complaints against Mr. Deane - why , no one ...
... taken part in some attack that could only have been made by infantry . All this , of course , does not increase confidence in the man . What annoys de Kalb most is the continual stream of complaints against Mr. Deane - why , no one ...
Էջ 159
... taken part in any battle or engagement , and that I myself , so to speak , have not seen a gun go off . Were I a braggart I might go on to say that since I have been with the army the enemy have had very little success , and that they ...
... taken part in any battle or engagement , and that I myself , so to speak , have not seen a gun go off . Were I a braggart I might go on to say that since I have been with the army the enemy have had very little success , and that they ...
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