 | Jared Sparks - 1834 - 392 頁
...to which party holds the same in possession, and makes a proper improvement of it. The key is OUFS as yet, and provided the colonies would suddenly push...insure us Canada. I would lay my life on it, that with fifteen hundred men I could take Montreal. Provided I could be thus furnished, and an army could... | |
 | Hugh Moore - 1834 - 264 頁
...our country, those invaluable acquisitions, the key of either Canada or of our country, according as which party holds the same in possession, and makes...would oppose them in the extensive Province of Quebec, except reinforcements from England should prevent i;. Such a diversion would weaken Gen. Gage, or insure... | |
 | Hugh Moore - 1834 - 264 頁
...oilr country, those invaluable acquisitions, the key of either Canada or of our country, according as which party holds the same in possession, and makes...that would oppose them in the extensive Province of Quebeo, except reinforcements from England should prevent it Such a diversion would weaken Gen. Gage,... | |
 | Hugh Moore - 1834 - 270 頁
...country, according as which party holds the same in possession, and makes a proper improvement _of it. The key is ours as yet; and, provided the Colonies...-would oppose them in the extensive Province of Quebec, except reinforcements from England should prevent it Such a diversion would weaken Gen. Gage, or insure... | |
 | Hugh Moore - 1834 - 264 頁
...and, provided the Colonies would suddenly push an army of two or three thousand men into Canada, tliey might make a conquest of all that would oppose them in the extensive Province of Quebec, except reinforcements from England should prevent it. Such a diversion would weaken Gen. Gage, or insure... | |
 | Daniel Chipman - 1848 - 238 頁
...colonies would suddenly push an army of two or three thousand men into Canada, they might make a conqufcst of all that would oppose them, in the extensive province...insure us Canada. I would lay my life on it, that with fifteen hundred men I could take Montreal. Provided I could be thus furnished, and an army could... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1855 - 554 頁
...colonies would suddenly push an army of two or three thousand men into Canada, they might make an easy conquest of all that would oppose them, in the extensive province of Quebec, except a reinforcement from England should prevent it. Such a division would weaken Gage and insure... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1859 - 498 頁
...colonies would suddenly push an army of two or three thousand men into Canada, they might make an easy conquest of all that would oppose them in the extensive province of Quebec, except a reinforcement from England should prevent it. Such a division would weaken Gage and insure... | |
 | Thomas Streatfeild Clarkson - 1869 - 358 頁
...Colonies would suddenly push an army of two or three thousand men into Canada, they might make an easy conquest of all that would oppose them in the extensive province of Quebec, except a reinforcement from England should prevent it. Such a diversion would weaken Gage and insure... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1876 - 766 頁
...colonies would suddenly push an army of two or three thousand men inlo Canada, they might make an easy conquest of all that would oppose them in the extensive province of Quebec, except a reinforcement from England should prevent it. Such a diversion would weaken Gage and insure... | |
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Canada or of our own country, according to which party holds the same in possession, and makes a proper improvement of it. The key is ours, as yet, and provided the colonies would suddenly push an army of two or three thousand men into Canada, they might... 
