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Saxe had a proposal for raising troops in great numbers and of better quality than kidnaped vagrants or debtors released from prison - advice that was not followed until the nineteenth century . His solution was universal military ...
Saxe had a proposal for raising troops in great numbers and of better quality than kidnaped vagrants or debtors released from prison - advice that was not followed until the nineteenth century . His solution was universal military ...
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CHAPTER XIV WASHINGTON SENDS DE KALB TO RESCUE CHARLESTON ; CONGRESS SUBSTITUTES GATES The troops ordered to march south under the command of General de Kalb were despatched to relieve Charleston , at the time besieged by a strong ...
CHAPTER XIV WASHINGTON SENDS DE KALB TO RESCUE CHARLESTON ; CONGRESS SUBSTITUTES GATES The troops ordered to march south under the command of General de Kalb were despatched to relieve Charleston , at the time besieged by a strong ...
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At the very time Washington wrote the letter quoted above , de Kalb reported to the Commander - in - Chief in a similarly pessi- mistic vein : The providing the troops under my command with every necessary for their march has been ...
At the very time Washington wrote the letter quoted above , de Kalb reported to the Commander - in - Chief in a similarly pessi- mistic vein : The providing the troops under my command with every necessary for their march has been ...
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