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Pagina xvii
... Arrival of Lord Howe , with Proposals for a Reconcilia- tion with the Colonies . ยท Mode of addressing Letters to Washing- ton attempted by the British Admiral and General , - Strength and Condition of the two Armies . โ Battle of Long ...
... Arrival of Lord Howe , with Proposals for a Reconcilia- tion with the Colonies . ยท Mode of addressing Letters to Washing- ton attempted by the British Admiral and General , - Strength and Condition of the two Armies . โ Battle of Long ...
Pagina xviii
... Arrival of the French Treaties of Alliance and Commerce . โ Comparative Strength of the British and American Armies . Discussions respecting an Attack on Philadelphia . - Plans of the Enemy . - Evacuation of Philadelphia . -The Army ...
... Arrival of the French Treaties of Alliance and Commerce . โ Comparative Strength of the British and American Armies . Discussions respecting an Attack on Philadelphia . - Plans of the Enemy . - Evacuation of Philadelphia . -The Army ...
Pagina xix
... Arrival of the Marquis de Lafayette , with the Intelligence that a French Armament was on its Way to the United States . The Army takes a Position near Hudson's River . - The French Squadron arrives at Newport . - Count de Rochambeau's ...
... Arrival of the Marquis de Lafayette , with the Intelligence that a French Armament was on its Way to the United States . The Army takes a Position near Hudson's River . - The French Squadron arrives at Newport . - Count de Rochambeau's ...
Pagina xxii
... chief of the American Army 479 II . General Washington's Arrival in Cambridge 484 III . State of the Army at Cambridge when General Washington took the Command 486 Page IV . Returns of the Army 493 V. Indians xxii CONTENTS .
... chief of the American Army 479 II . General Washington's Arrival in Cambridge 484 III . State of the Army at Cambridge when General Washington took the Command 486 Page IV . Returns of the Army 493 V. Indians xxii CONTENTS .
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... arrived at the age of mature life . It has also been said , that while at school his probity and demeanor were such , as to win the deference of the other boys , who were accustomed to make him the arbiter of their disputes , and never ...
... arrived at the age of mature life . It has also been said , that while at school his probity and demeanor were such , as to win the deference of the other boys , who were accustomed to make him the arbiter of their disputes , and never ...
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