The Life of George Washington,: Commander in Chief of the American Forces, During the War which Established the Independence of His Country, and First President of the United States, Tập 2C.P. Wayne, 1804 |
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... possible in 1754. active service , and to be usefully employed , he obtained permission , about the beginning of April , to march with two companies in advance of the other troops , to the Great Meadows . By this measure he expected to ...
... possible in 1754. active service , and to be usefully employed , he obtained permission , about the beginning of April , to march with two companies in advance of the other troops , to the Great Meadows . By this measure he expected to ...
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... possible , to execute them . The assembly , however , having risen in a few days , without making any provision whatever for the further prosecution of the war , this wild expedition was for the present relinquished . After the season ...
... possible , to execute them . The assembly , however , having risen in a few days , without making any provision whatever for the further prosecution of the war , this wild expedition was for the present relinquished . After the season ...
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... possible to fort du Quesne , with a chosen body of troops , some pieces of light artillery , and stores of ab- solute and immediate necessity . The reasons urged by him in support of this advice were , that , according to all their ...
... possible to fort du Quesne , with a chosen body of troops , some pieces of light artillery , and stores of ab- solute and immediate necessity . The reasons urged by him in support of this advice were , that , according to all their ...
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... possible , to burn the magazines at Conogagees . To the honour of Dumas , particular instructions were given , to restrain the Indians as far as should be in his power , from murdering those who should fall into their hands ...
... possible , to burn the magazines at Conogagees . To the honour of Dumas , particular instructions were given , to restrain the Indians as far as should be in his power , from murdering those who should fall into their hands ...
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... possible , the source of all their calamities , by driving the French from fort du Quesne . While they held that post , the great Indian force they were enabled by their ascendancy over those people to bring into action , would always ...
... possible , the source of all their calamities , by driving the French from fort du Quesne . While they held that post , the great Indian force they were enabled by their ascendancy over those people to bring into action , would always ...
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