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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... appeared off Sandy Hook . Lord Howe , whose fleet amounted only to six ships of the line , four of fifty guns each , and some frigates and smaller vessels , had been informed of D'Estaing's arrival on the coast some days before he appeared ...
... appeared off Sandy Hook . Lord Howe , whose fleet amounted only to six ships of the line , four of fifty guns each , and some frigates and smaller vessels , had been informed of D'Estaing's arrival on the coast some days before he appeared ...
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... appearance of Count D'Estaing , to prevent them from falling into his hands . D'Estaing stationed some ships of war ... appeared in sight of it early on the 9th of August , and in the 17 1778 . evening anchored off Point Judith , with ...
... appearance of Count D'Estaing , to prevent them from falling into his hands . D'Estaing stationed some ships of war ... appeared in sight of it early on the 9th of August , and in the 17 1778 . evening anchored off Point Judith , with ...
第 97 頁
... appeared more remarkably conspicuous , than in the rescue of the post and gar- rison at West Point . How far Arnold meant to in- volve me in the catastrophe of this place , does not ap- inclined to think , he did not wish to hazard the ...
... appeared more remarkably conspicuous , than in the rescue of the post and gar- rison at West Point . How far Arnold meant to in- volve me in the catastrophe of this place , does not ap- inclined to think , he did not wish to hazard the ...
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