General de Kalb |
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Էջ 105
If you cannot get away , I would like you to write to Mr. Deane , asking him whether or not the arrival of Mr. Franklin will effect any alterations in the form or spirit of his despatches , or in the plan you have submitted to him for ...
If you cannot get away , I would like you to write to Mr. Deane , asking him whether or not the arrival of Mr. Franklin will effect any alterations in the form or spirit of his despatches , or in the plan you have submitted to him for ...
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He mentions , in passing as it were , two painful weaknesses of the American case ; the in- competence of Mr. Deane and the boorishness of Mr. Lovell . He insists that Congress fulfill its part of the contract ( written in English which ...
He mentions , in passing as it were , two painful weaknesses of the American case ; the in- competence of Mr. Deane and the boorishness of Mr. Lovell . He insists that Congress fulfill its part of the contract ( written in English which ...
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... II 230 91 Kapp 80 92 De Kalb letter in U.S. Archives 93 Journals VII 174 94 Beaumarchais letter to Deane I 342 95 Deane 342 96 Deane I , 343 97 Doniol II 52 98 Lafayette I 6 ff 99 Deane I 409 ff 100 Lameth 105-107 101 Lameth 107 102 ...
... II 230 91 Kapp 80 92 De Kalb letter in U.S. Archives 93 Journals VII 174 94 Beaumarchais letter to Deane I 342 95 Deane 342 96 Deane I , 343 97 Doniol II 52 98 Lafayette I 6 ff 99 Deane I 409 ff 100 Lameth 105-107 101 Lameth 107 102 ...
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