George Washington: A BiographyDell Pub., 1987 - 333 頁 |
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... Carolina and Georgia . Now he ordered some of his best troops , Marylanders and Delaware men , to march to the aid of their hard - pressed fellow countrymen . Before they reached their destination , the southern Patriots met disaster ...
... Carolina and Georgia . Now he ordered some of his best troops , Marylanders and Delaware men , to march to the aid of their hard - pressed fellow countrymen . Before they reached their destination , the southern Patriots met disaster ...
第 196 頁
... Carolina . Congress then authorized Washington to choose a suc- cessor to Gates , and he selected Greene , who assumed command at Charlotte early in December . By that time the fortunes of the southern Patriots had improved somewhat ...
... Carolina . Congress then authorized Washington to choose a suc- cessor to Gates , and he selected Greene , who assumed command at Charlotte early in December . By that time the fortunes of the southern Patriots had improved somewhat ...
第 253 頁
... Carolina ; Georgetown and Charleston in South Carolina ; and Savannah and Augusta in Georgia . Turning back northward , he passed through Columbia and Camden in South Carolina to Charlotte , Salisbury , Salem , and Guilford in North ...
... Carolina ; Georgetown and Charleston in South Carolina ; and Savannah and Augusta in Georgia . Turning back northward , he passed through Columbia and Camden in South Carolina to Charlotte , Salisbury , Salem , and Guilford in North ...
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