History of Wyoming: In a Series of Letters, from Charles Miner, to His Son William Penn MinerJ. Crissy, 1845 - 592 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 114
... four pounder , the Yankees renew the siege - Stirring incidents - Gov . Penn's application to Gen. Gage for aid - Surrender of Fort Ogden- Proclamations of the Governor - Captain Ogden returns - Masterly address -- Impetuous assault ...
... four pounder , the Yankees renew the siege - Stirring incidents - Gov . Penn's application to Gen. Gage for aid - Surrender of Fort Ogden- Proclamations of the Governor - Captain Ogden returns - Masterly address -- Impetuous assault ...
Σελίδα 115
... four pounder , was the first ob- ject of concern . It had been carefully housed , with ammunition a good store , in the fortress at Mill Creek , from whence it was taken , and with emotions of pride at the capture , and a pleasing sense ...
... four pounder , was the first ob- ject of concern . It had been carefully housed , with ammunition a good store , in the fortress at Mill Creek , from whence it was taken , and with emotions of pride at the capture , and a pleasing sense ...
Σελίδα 125
... four - pounder brought into action - Pepperage Log Cannon - Remarkable feat of courage and conduct on the part of Capt . Ogden - He escapes to the City - Captains Dick , Morris , Clayton , Ledlie and Ogden , hasten with their companies ...
... four - pounder brought into action - Pepperage Log Cannon - Remarkable feat of courage and conduct on the part of Capt . Ogden - He escapes to the City - Captains Dick , Morris , Clayton , Ledlie and Ogden , hasten with their companies ...
Σελίδα 126
... four days it was inhabitable . The baggage being secured , and a tolerable defence from a sudden attack prepared , Sheriff Hacklein , as civil officer , proceeded to Fort Durkee , declared his name and character , and demanded the ...
... four days it was inhabitable . The baggage being secured , and a tolerable defence from a sudden attack prepared , Sheriff Hacklein , as civil officer , proceeded to Fort Durkee , declared his name and character , and demanded the ...
Σελίδα 141
... four men took each an hundred pounds , young Carey seventy - five , and welcome was their return to their half - famished friends at Wilkesbarre . Never was an opening Spring , or the coming of the shad , looked for with more anxiety ...
... four men took each an hundred pounds , young Carey seventy - five , and welcome was their return to their half - famished friends at Wilkesbarre . Never was an opening Spring , or the coming of the shad , looked for with more anxiety ...
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