A History of the American Revolution, Μέρη 1-2Baldwin and Craddock, 1830 - 64 σελίδες |
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... received two slight wounds , he was driven back with the loss of 637 of his countrymen , and 200 of the Americans killed and wounded . At the close of the engage- ment D'Estaing retired to his ships , and departed from the coast ...
... received two slight wounds , he was driven back with the loss of 637 of his countrymen , and 200 of the Americans killed and wounded . At the close of the engage- ment D'Estaing retired to his ships , and departed from the coast ...
Σελίδα 59
... received de spatches from Sir Henry Clinton , re- quiring him instantly to send from his army a detachment to the relief of New York , which was threatened with a combined attack by the French and the Americans . The consequent ...
... received de spatches from Sir Henry Clinton , re- quiring him instantly to send from his army a detachment to the relief of New York , which was threatened with a combined attack by the French and the Americans . The consequent ...
Σελίδα 60
... received a reinforce- ment of 3000 Germans . Whilst his mind was agitated by disappointment , and chagrined by that want of zeal on the part of the middle states which he apprehended could not but bring dis- credit on his country , in ...
... received a reinforce- ment of 3000 Germans . Whilst his mind was agitated by disappointment , and chagrined by that want of zeal on the part of the middle states which he apprehended could not but bring dis- credit on his country , in ...
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