General de Kalb |
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De Kalb was eager not only to fulfill his duties as officier de détail , but also to introduce unity into the procedures in the various foreign regiments and to avoid inhumanity in the judicial regulations .
De Kalb was eager not only to fulfill his duties as officier de détail , but also to introduce unity into the procedures in the various foreign regiments and to avoid inhumanity in the judicial regulations .
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A foreign war is less hurtful to England than ... believed that foreign inter- vention would cause the colonials to unite with the motherland , and who as late as 1770 believed that finally the British government would not act so ...
A foreign war is less hurtful to England than ... believed that foreign inter- vention would cause the colonials to unite with the motherland , and who as late as 1770 believed that finally the British government would not act so ...
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Committee on Foreign Applications , with James Lovell as chairman . He had no love for Frenchmen , and he loathed Silas Deane , but since he spoke fluent French , all French applicants were sent to him as counselor .
Committee on Foreign Applications , with James Lovell as chairman . He had no love for Frenchmen , and he loathed Silas Deane , but since he spoke fluent French , all French applicants were sent to him as counselor .
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