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. Compiled Under the Inspection of the Honourable Bushrod Washington, from Original Papers ... to which is Prefixed, an Introduction, Containing a Compendious View of the Colonies Planted by the English on the Continent of North America, from Their Settlement to the Commencement of that War which Terminated in Their Independence, Band 3C.P. Wayne., 1804 |
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... prisoners .... Maritime exertions of America .... Paper money .... Gene- ral conduct towards the disaffected .... Observations on militia and other defects in the structure of the Ameri- can army . CHAPTER II . American army inoculated ...
... prisoners .... Maritime exertions of America .... Paper money .... Gene- ral conduct towards the disaffected .... Observations on militia and other defects in the structure of the Ameri- can army . CHAPTER II . American army inoculated ...
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... prisoners in possession of the enemy .... Proceedings of congress on this subject .... A partial exchange of prisoners agreed to . CHAPTER VIII . General Lacy surprised .... General Howe resigns his com- mand , and returns to England ...
... prisoners in possession of the enemy .... Proceedings of congress on this subject .... A partial exchange of prisoners agreed to . CHAPTER VIII . General Lacy surprised .... General Howe resigns his com- mand , and returns to England ...
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... prisoners .... Maritime exertions of America .... Paper money .... Gene- ral conduct towards the disaffected .... Observations on militia and other defects in the structure of the Ameri- can army . ALTHOUGH the Americans had been driven ...
... prisoners .... Maritime exertions of America .... Paper money .... Gene- ral conduct towards the disaffected .... Observations on militia and other defects in the structure of the Ameri- can army . ALTHOUGH the Americans had been driven ...
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... prisoners . General Gage , who had been appointed go- vernor of Massachussetts , had received , in that station , all the irritations of which his rect . * It may perhaps be urged , that the Americans are themselves chargeable with the ...
... prisoners . General Gage , who had been appointed go- vernor of Massachussetts , had received , in that station , all the irritations of which his rect . * It may perhaps be urged , that the Americans are themselves chargeable with the ...
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... prisoners . tionable obligation , who would soon be quelled , and punished for their disobedience to legiti- mate authority ; and who would never possess , or would never dare to use the means of reta- liating the injuries inflicted on ...
... prisoners . tionable obligation , who would soon be quelled , and punished for their disobedience to legiti- mate authority ; and who would never possess , or would never dare to use the means of reta- liating the injuries inflicted on ...
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