General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... by the soldier with whom they had been discovered . Naturally soldiers rebelled at changing from lover to executioner and were hanged for insubordination . De Kalb wrote to the officiers de détail of other foreign regiments and 38.
... by the soldier with whom they had been discovered . Naturally soldiers rebelled at changing from lover to executioner and were hanged for insubordination . De Kalb wrote to the officiers de détail of other foreign regiments and 38.
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... naturally many deserters . Some of them are said to have gone over to Frederick's victorious forces . Among various proposals made to put a stop to this evil , one was submitted to de Kalb for his judgment , which casts a very ...
... naturally many deserters . Some of them are said to have gone over to Frederick's victorious forces . Among various proposals made to put a stop to this evil , one was submitted to de Kalb for his judgment , which casts a very ...
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... Naturally , Gates had read orders , but had not called for comments or a vote.345 On August 9th , when General Caswell had joined the forces under Gates , giving the American army great superiority over that of General Rawdon , de Kalb ...
... Naturally , Gates had read orders , but had not called for comments or a vote.345 On August 9th , when General Caswell had joined the forces under Gates , giving the American army great superiority over that of General Rawdon , de Kalb ...
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Preface | 1 |
Introduction | 7 |
Apprenticeship under Marshals Saxe and Lowendal | 30 |
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