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He could speak both English and German ; thus , he was to travel as a German colonel on business in the American ... English officers in America would readily receive such an emissary and have no secrets from him .
He could speak both English and German ; thus , he was to travel as a German colonel on business in the American ... English officers in America would readily receive such an emissary and have no secrets from him .
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managed to send to America the whole of the artillery , tents , arms and other stores for the campaign of 1777. ... been in America and had developed a distinct sympathy for the American cause ; very important , he also spoke English .
managed to send to America the whole of the artillery , tents , arms and other stores for the campaign of 1777. ... been in America and had developed a distinct sympathy for the American cause ; very important , he also spoke English .
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1850-1852 E. J. Lowell , The Hessians and Other Auxiliaries of Great Britain in the Revolutionary War , 1884 Magazine of American History Cristopher Marshall , Extracts from the Diary of Cristopher Marshall , 1774-1781 , Albany , 1877 ...
1850-1852 E. J. Lowell , The Hessians and Other Auxiliaries of Great Britain in the Revolutionary War , 1884 Magazine of American History Cristopher Marshall , Extracts from the Diary of Cristopher Marshall , 1774-1781 , Albany , 1877 ...
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