General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 112
... turned out to be the case ) , so with his characteristic good business sense he advised Lafayette to compromise with the former owner of the ship at a sacrifice of twenty or twenty - five thousand francs . All would be much better if ...
... turned out to be the case ) , so with his characteristic good business sense he advised Lafayette to compromise with the former owner of the ship at a sacrifice of twenty or twenty - five thousand francs . All would be much better if ...
Էջ 115
... turned pale , but the crew were attached to M. de Lafayette , and the officers were numerous ; they made a show of resistance . It turned out , fortunately , to be an American ship , which they vainly endeavored to keep up with , but ...
... turned pale , but the crew were attached to M. de Lafayette , and the officers were numerous ; they made a show of resistance . It turned out , fortunately , to be an American ship , which they vainly endeavored to keep up with , but ...
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... turned patriot , knew how to evaluate anti - Washington feeling : He writes in his diary on January 17 , 1778 , in the darkest days of Valley Forge : Murmur of people against George Washington , his slackness and remissness in the army ...
... turned patriot , knew how to evaluate anti - Washington feeling : He writes in his diary on January 17 , 1778 , in the darkest days of Valley Forge : Murmur of people against George Washington , his slackness and remissness in the army ...
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