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When the King or some high commanding officer came to inspect the regiment , he was given a slip of paper with the orders in phonetically written German ; the officer would read them off while keeping the paper half hidden under his ...
When the King or some high commanding officer came to inspect the regiment , he was given a slip of paper with the orders in phonetically written German ; the officer would read them off while keeping the paper half hidden under his ...
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Sourbader de Gimat who was given the rank of major by Deane , was made a lieutenant colonel by Congress and became aide - de- camp to Lafayette , with whom he made the trip to France in 1779 . He saw considerable action , including the ...
Sourbader de Gimat who was given the rank of major by Deane , was made a lieutenant colonel by Congress and became aide - de- camp to Lafayette , with whom he made the trip to France in 1779 . He saw considerable action , including the ...
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Then the last discharge of 13 pieces of Artillery will be given followed by a general running fire - and Huzza to the American states . There will be no exercise in the morning , and the guards of the day will not parade till after ...
Then the last discharge of 13 pieces of Artillery will be given followed by a general running fire - and Huzza to the American states . There will be no exercise in the morning , and the guards of the day will not parade till after ...
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Introduction | 7 |
Apprenticeship under Marshals Saxe and Lowendal | 30 |
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