General de Kalb |
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His circumstances are very good , but he craves a congenial occupation , his present inactivity having become insupportable to him . 73 General Robert Clerke from Paris , February 17 , 1765 : Mr.de Kalb will deliver this letter to Your ...
His circumstances are very good , but he craves a congenial occupation , his present inactivity having become insupportable to him . 73 General Robert Clerke from Paris , February 17 , 1765 : Mr.de Kalb will deliver this letter to Your ...
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... but I fear lest this may prove a hindrance to the departure of the second vessel , and conse- quently , to my own departure , and that of the officers . I shall be much obliged if you will present my respects to Dr. Franklin .
... but I fear lest this may prove a hindrance to the departure of the second vessel , and conse- quently , to my own departure , and that of the officers . I shall be much obliged if you will present my respects to Dr. Franklin .
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The number of officers composing the line signified the Thirteen American States ; and the inter- weaving arms , a compleat Union and most perfect Con- federation.261 A letter from an officer who was present at the drill and the banquet ...
The number of officers composing the line signified the Thirteen American States ; and the inter- weaving arms , a compleat Union and most perfect Con- federation.261 A letter from an officer who was present at the drill and the banquet ...
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