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 3C.P. Wayne., 1804 |
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... retreat .... The American army defeated at Brandywine , and re- treat to Chester .... After a slight skirmish compelled again to retire , cross the Schuylkill and proceed to French creek .... General Wayne surprised , and after a sharp ...
... retreat .... The American army defeated at Brandywine , and re- treat to Chester .... After a slight skirmish compelled again to retire , cross the Schuylkill and proceed to French creek .... General Wayne surprised , and after a sharp ...
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... retreat .... Colonel Long evacuates fort Anne , and retires to fort Edward .... Proclamation of Burgoyne , and ... Retreats to Saratoga .... Surrender of the army under Burgoyne .... Forts Montgomery and Clinton taken by the British ...
... retreat .... Colonel Long evacuates fort Anne , and retires to fort Edward .... Proclamation of Burgoyne , and ... Retreats to Saratoga .... Surrender of the army under Burgoyne .... Forts Montgomery and Clinton taken by the British ...
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... retreats with his army to the continent .... Sullivan , in one of his general orders , makes use of ex- pressions which offend the count .... Count D'Estaing ex- presses to congress his dissatisfaction with general Sul- livan ...
... retreats with his army to the continent .... Sullivan , in one of his general orders , makes use of ex- pressions which offend the count .... Count D'Estaing ex- presses to congress his dissatisfaction with general Sul- livan ...
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... retreat of general Carleton was an ill judged measure ; and that Ticonderoga might have been taken without any considerable loss ; in which case , the army might have wintered on the lake , and have commenced its operations early in the ...
... retreat of general Carleton was an ill judged measure ; and that Ticonderoga might have been taken without any considerable loss ; in which case , the army might have wintered on the lake , and have commenced its operations early in the ...
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... retreat , while he should be pressed by the Connecticut militia , set out on the night of the 27th from Peck's - Kill with about twelve hundred men , and marching all night , reached Bedford , a town not far from the road leading from ...
... retreat , while he should be pressed by the Connecticut militia , set out on the night of the 27th from Peck's - Kill with about twelve hundred men , and marching all night , reached Bedford , a town not far from the road leading from ...
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