Four Centuries of Progress; Or, Panorama of American History from the Discovery of the American Continent to the Present Time ...: And a Magnificent Description of the Columbian ExpositionInternational Publishing Company, 1893 - 923 頁 |
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... soon as Washing- ton learned of his movement he broke up his camp , on the twenty - fourth of June , and crossed the Delaware in pursuit of the Brit- ish army . The intense heat of the weather , and the heavy train which the British ...
... soon as Washing- ton learned of his movement he broke up his camp , on the twenty - fourth of June , and crossed the Delaware in pursuit of the Brit- ish army . The intense heat of the weather , and the heavy train which the British ...
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... Soon after the meeting of the convention General Austin resigned the com- mand of the army , and was sent to the United States as the commissioner of that State to this government , and was succeeded as commander - in - chief by General ...
... Soon after the meeting of the convention General Austin resigned the com- mand of the army , and was sent to the United States as the commissioner of that State to this government , and was succeeded as commander - in - chief by General ...
第 850 頁
... soon after entering upon his duties , President Garfield found that the Executive JAMES A. GARFIELD . chair was by no means a bed of roses . The Republican party soon divided into two sec- tions , one , known as the " Conservative ...
... soon after entering upon his duties , President Garfield found that the Executive JAMES A. GARFIELD . chair was by no means a bed of roses . The Republican party soon divided into two sec- tions , one , known as the " Conservative ...
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