General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 39
... successful , but he did gain the point that the soldiers were no longer required to execute the punishment . Washington ... success of de Saxe probably gave de Kalb the idea for his plan of a landing in England , or a weakening of the ...
... successful , but he did gain the point that the soldiers were no longer required to execute the punishment . Washington ... success of de Saxe probably gave de Kalb the idea for his plan of a landing in England , or a weakening of the ...
Էջ 78
... success of the Corsican venture , together with plans to weaken British overseas commerce caused the minister to ... successful completion of the difficult mission deserved recognition , and not a petty dismissal . Evidently , some ...
... success of the Corsican venture , together with plans to weaken British overseas commerce caused the minister to ... successful completion of the difficult mission deserved recognition , and not a petty dismissal . Evidently , some ...
Էջ 217
... successful , thus changing radically the outcome of the Southern campaign . That it was a distinct possibility is ... success was to march ten miles to the right , turn Rawdon's flank , and gain Camden before him . But Gates hesitated ...
... successful , thus changing radically the outcome of the Southern campaign . That it was a distinct possibility is ... success was to march ten miles to the right , turn Rawdon's flank , and gain Camden before him . But Gates hesitated ...
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Preface | 1 |
Introduction | 7 |
Apprenticeship under Marshals Saxe and Lowendal | 30 |
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