Potter's American Monthly, Հատորներ 6-7J.E. Potter & Company, 1876 |
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... command . They suffered imprisonment under peculiar hard . ships for many months . There the prisoners were offered paroles to enjoy liberty within the precincts of the town . Gadsden , the fearless and sturdy patriot , refused ...
... command . They suffered imprisonment under peculiar hard . ships for many months . There the prisoners were offered paroles to enjoy liberty within the precincts of the town . Gadsden , the fearless and sturdy patriot , refused ...
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... command in South Carolina , caused many a patriot in that State to be hanged and his family to be made houseless and utterly desolate by fire and plunder , for no other reason than because he preferred the service of his coun- try to ...
... command in South Carolina , caused many a patriot in that State to be hanged and his family to be made houseless and utterly desolate by fire and plunder , for no other reason than because he preferred the service of his coun- try to ...
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... command of the station , and re- mained in command until 1821 , during which year he died . The greater part of the ship - smithing work for the earlier vessels - of - war built at the Yard for the Government , was done by a person ...
... command of the station , and re- mained in command until 1821 , during which year he died . The greater part of the ship - smithing work for the earlier vessels - of - war built at the Yard for the Government , was done by a person ...
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... command of the American army on the third day of the same month of July , and Boston now formed a central point towards which the world of Europe and America directed its gaze . Men ambitious of military fame , whether they were to ...
... command of the American army on the third day of the same month of July , and Boston now formed a central point towards which the world of Europe and America directed its gaze . Men ambitious of military fame , whether they were to ...
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... command of the forces marching through New Jersey towards Philadelphia , until , becoming over- confident of the easy capture of the city , he obtained a leave of absence , left his force in command of General James Grant , and went to ...
... command of the forces marching through New Jersey towards Philadelphia , until , becoming over- confident of the easy capture of the city , he obtained a leave of absence , left his force in command of General James Grant , and went to ...
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