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... effects.โ 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 ...
... effects.โ 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 ...
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... effect , the province was divided into districts , having in each an officer called an adjutant - general with the rank of major , whose duty it was to assemble and exercise the militia , inspect their arms , and enforce all the ...
... effect , the province was divided into districts , having in each an officer called an adjutant - general with the rank of major , whose duty it was to assemble and exercise the militia , inspect their arms , and enforce all the ...
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... effect , with credentials and a passport to which the great seal of the colony was affixed , he departed from Williams- burg , the seat of government in Virginia , on the 31st of November , 1753. The distance before him to the extreme ...
... effect , with credentials and a passport to which the great seal of the colony was affixed , he departed from Williams- burg , the seat of government in Virginia , on the 31st of November , 1753. The distance before him to the extreme ...
Pagina 53
... effect a passage through the gorge of the mountains to Gist's settlement , a distance of only thirteen miles . The Indians were troublesome with their speeches , councils , and importunities for presents , particularly a party from the ...
... effect a passage through the gorge of the mountains to Gist's settlement , a distance of only thirteen miles . The Indians were troublesome with their speeches , councils , and importunities for presents , particularly a party from the ...
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... effect . Colonel Washington had drawn up his men on the open and level ground outside of the trenches , waiting for the attack , which he presumed would be made as soon as the enemy's forces emerged from the woods ; and he ordered his ...
... effect . Colonel Washington had drawn up his men on the open and level ground outside of the trenches , waiting for the attack , which he presumed would be made as soon as the enemy's forces emerged from the woods ; and he ordered his ...
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