 | Edwin Bryant - 1849 - 494 Seiten
...from reputation, and saw him at Los Angeles, I was here introduced to him for the first time. Gen. K. is a man rising fifty years of age. His height is...are unaffected, urbane, and conciliatory, without the slightest exhibition of vanity or egotism. He appears the cool, brave, and energetic soldier ;... | |
 | Edwin Bryant - 1849 - 468 Seiten
...from reputation, and saw him at Los Angeles, I was here introduced to him for the first time. Gen. K. is a man rising fifty years of age. His height is...intercourse, the whole expression of his countenance is mjld and pleasing, and his manners and conversation are unaffected, urbane, and conciliatory, without... | |
 | Edwin Bryant - 1849 - 492 Seiten
...reputation, and saw him at Los Angeles, I was here introduced to him for the first time. Gen. K. is a njan rising fifty years of age. His height is about five...and has an eagle-like expression, when excited by stem or angry emotion ; but in ordinary social intercourse, the whole expression of his countenance... | |
 | 1911 - 558 Seiten
...comes from a member of Fremont's own battalion, another from a chaplain in Stockton's fleet.. Edward Bryant, in his book, "What I Saw in California," said...are unaffected, urbane, and conciliatory, without 5*Bancroft, v., p. 749. S9See note 1, supra, for Fremont's subsequent career. the slightest exhibition... | |
 | Valentine Mott Porter - 1911 - 52 Seiten
...comes from a member of Fremont's own battalion, another from a chaplain in Stockton's fleet.. Edward Bryant, in his book, "What I Saw in California," said:...are unaffected, urbane, and conciliatory, without SSRancroft, v., p. 749. :he slightest exhibition of vanity or egotism. He appears the cool, Drave and... | |
 | 1911 - 284 Seiten
...comes from a member of Fremont's own battalion, another from a chaplain in Stockton's fleet.. Edward Bryant, in his book, "What I Saw in California," said:...are unaffected, urbane, and conciliatory, without ^Bancroft, v., p. 749. 6*See note 1, supra, for Fremont's subsequent career. the slightest exhibition... | |
 | Edwin Bryant - 1985 - 484 Seiten
...from reputation, and saw him at Los Angeles, I was here introduced to him for the first time. Gen. K. is a man rising fifty years of age. His height is...are unaffected, urbane, and conciliatory, without the slightest exhibition of vanity or egotism. He appears the cool, brave, and energetic soldier ;... | |
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K. is a man rising fifty years of age. His height is about five feet ten or eleven inches. His figure is all that is required by symmetry. His features are regular, almost Grecian ; his eye is blue, and has an eagle-like expression, when excited by stern... 