General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... took place in this region , as a peace settlement was momentarily expected ; it was signed February 10 , 1763. Voltaire , as usual , made a very pat comment ; " France has lost more in money and men through its alliance with Austria in ...
... took place in this region , as a peace settlement was momentarily expected ; it was signed February 10 , 1763. Voltaire , as usual , made a very pat comment ; " France has lost more in money and men through its alliance with Austria in ...
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... took place the day before de Kalb left . Conway had protested against de Kalb's appointment to a major generalship , spreading reports about his disloyalty to the American cause ; hence there was no love lost between the two men . At ...
... took place the day before de Kalb left . Conway had protested against de Kalb's appointment to a major generalship , spreading reports about his disloyalty to the American cause ; hence there was no love lost between the two men . At ...
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... took his post with it in the line . Gates and his staff took a position six hundred yards back of the line.352 On the British side , Lord Rawdon commanded the left wing opposite Gist , and Lieutenant Colonel James Webster the right ...
... took his post with it in the line . Gates and his staff took a position six hundred yards back of the line.352 On the British side , Lord Rawdon commanded the left wing opposite Gist , and Lieutenant Colonel James Webster the right ...
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