History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... D'Estaing , to prevent them from falling into his hands . D'Estaing stationed some ships of war both in the Seakonet and Narraganset passages , while he effectually closed the main channel , by ... COUNT D'ESTAING PROCEEDS TO BOSTON .
... D'Estaing , to prevent them from falling into his hands . D'Estaing stationed some ships of war both in the Seakonet and Narraganset passages , while he effectually closed the main channel , by ... COUNT D'ESTAING PROCEEDS TO BOSTON .
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... COUNT D'ESTAING PROCEEDS TO BOSTON . high state of exasperation . They ad- ded that with a fleet in so shattered a condition , it would be very difficult to pass the shoals of Nantucket ; that it could be repaired more conveniently at ...
... COUNT D'ESTAING PROCEEDS TO BOSTON . high state of exasperation . They ad- ded that with a fleet in so shattered a condition , it would be very difficult to pass the shoals of Nantucket ; that it could be repaired more conveniently at ...
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... Count D'Estaing having removed his heavy artillery , both armies left their ground on the evening of the 18th of October . D'Estaing marched only two miles that evening , and remained in the same en- campment next day , in order to ...
... Count D'Estaing having removed his heavy artillery , both armies left their ground on the evening of the 18th of October . D'Estaing marched only two miles that evening , and remained in the same en- campment next day , in order to ...
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