General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... wrote to the somewhat supercilious Chevalier de Mauroy : " I lay no claim to making epigrams . " In his profession he was universally recognized as a capable and experienced soldier . The whole picture outlined by these details shows a ...
... wrote to the somewhat supercilious Chevalier de Mauroy : " I lay no claim to making epigrams . " In his profession he was universally recognized as a capable and experienced soldier . The whole picture outlined by these details shows a ...
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... wrote to Folard , " of a city ever taken by the French , sword in hand , without pillaging . ' - Regarding spies the Marshal had a practical viewpoint . " One cannot be too careful in the procurement of spies and guides ... Money ...
... wrote to Folard , " of a city ever taken by the French , sword in hand , without pillaging . ' - Regarding spies the Marshal had a practical viewpoint . " One cannot be too careful in the procurement of spies and guides ... Money ...
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... wrote to his wife in considerable understatement that the journey to Italy was " not to the Marquis ' taste . " From St. Sebastian on April 1 , 1777 , he wrote : " This is the end of his expedition to America to join the army of the ...
... wrote to his wife in considerable understatement that the journey to Italy was " not to the Marquis ' taste . " From St. Sebastian on April 1 , 1777 , he wrote : " This is the end of his expedition to America to join the army of the ...
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