A History of the American Revolution, Μέρη 1-2Baldwin and Craddock, 1830 - 64 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 43
... fleet should be em- ployed , and a great fleet had been employed ; that he had engaged that this army and this fleet should be pro- vided with every kind of supply , and that they had been supplied most amply and liberally , and might ...
... fleet should be em- ployed , and a great fleet had been employed ; that he had engaged that this army and this fleet should be pro- vided with every kind of supply , and that they had been supplied most amply and liberally , and might ...
Σελίδα 45
... fleet should block up his squadron in the Delaware , whilst Washington in- closed him on the land side , he would share the fate of Burgoyne . On the 18th of June , therefore , he quitted the Pennsylvanian capital , and crossed into New ...
... fleet should block up his squadron in the Delaware , whilst Washington in- closed him on the land side , he would share the fate of Burgoyne . On the 18th of June , therefore , he quitted the Pennsylvanian capital , and crossed into New ...
Σελίδα 60
... fleet , moving to the mouth of York River , cut off Lord Cornwallis from any communication with a friendly force by water . His lordship's garrison amounted to 7000 men , and the place was strongly fortified . On the right it was ...
... fleet , moving to the mouth of York River , cut off Lord Cornwallis from any communication with a friendly force by water . His lordship's garrison amounted to 7000 men , and the place was strongly fortified . On the right it was ...
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