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... Companies of Militia . A Delegate to the first and second Vir- ginia Conventions . - A Member of the Continental Congress . 105 - - CHAPTER VII . - ยท Meeting of the second Congress . - Washington chosen Commander- in - chief of the ...
... Companies of Militia . A Delegate to the first and second Vir- ginia Conventions . - A Member of the Continental Congress . 105 - - CHAPTER VII . - ยท Meeting of the second Congress . - Washington chosen Commander- in - chief of the ...
Pagina xxii
... Companies 506 XIII . Extracts from Washington's Diary 509 XIV . Journal of a Tour to the Ohio River 516 PART SECOND . CORRESPONDENCE AND MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS RELATING TO THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION . VOLUME III . CORRESPONDENCE FROM JUNE ...
... Companies 506 XIII . Extracts from Washington's Diary 509 XIV . Journal of a Tour to the Ohio River 516 PART SECOND . CORRESPONDENCE AND MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS RELATING TO THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION . VOLUME III . CORRESPONDENCE FROM JUNE ...
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... companies , who paraded , marched , and fought mimic battles , in which he was always the commander of one of the parties . He had a fondness for the athletic amusements of running , jumping , wrest- ling , tossing bars , and other ...
... companies , who paraded , marched , and fought mimic battles , in which he was always the commander of one of the parties . He had a fondness for the athletic amusements of running , jumping , wrest- ling , tossing bars , and other ...
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... companies on parade , inspect the arms and accoutrements , and establish a uniform system of manลuvres and disci- pline . These exercises , so congenial to his taste , were equally advantageous to himself and to the subordinate officers ...
... companies on parade , inspect the arms and accoutrements , and establish a uniform system of manลuvres and disci- pline . These exercises , so congenial to his taste , were equally advantageous to himself and to the subordinate officers ...
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... companies , of one hundred men each , in the northern counties by voluntary enlistments , or , if that method should prove impracticable , by drafts from the militia . The conduct of Major Washington had hith- erto been marked with so ...
... companies , of one hundred men each , in the northern counties by voluntary enlistments , or , if that method should prove impracticable , by drafts from the militia . The conduct of Major Washington had hith- erto been marked with so ...
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