General de Kalb |
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While he was visiting his fellow - countrymen , a messenger from Congress arrived to inform de Kalb of action taken on the day of his departure : " Monday , 15th September 1777. Resolved that another major general be appointed in the ...
While he was visiting his fellow - countrymen , a messenger from Congress arrived to inform de Kalb of action taken on the day of his departure : " Monday , 15th September 1777. Resolved that another major general be appointed in the ...
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Their hay , grain , straw , fodder and vege- tables were all taken , as the General said , for the use of the army , but the real object was believed to be for the sole purpose of serving his own private interests .
Their hay , grain , straw , fodder and vege- tables were all taken , as the General said , for the use of the army , but the real object was believed to be for the sole purpose of serving his own private interests .
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Down to the year 1825 a solitary tree was all that marked his resting place . On September 2 , 1780 , Dubuysson reported to Congress on de Kalb's death : Sir : Hillsborough , September 2 , 1780 The Baron de Kalb , taken by the British ...
Down to the year 1825 a solitary tree was all that marked his resting place . On September 2 , 1780 , Dubuysson reported to Congress on de Kalb's death : Sir : Hillsborough , September 2 , 1780 The Baron de Kalb , taken by the British ...
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