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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... determined to hazard a battle ; and , at ten at night , on the 15th of August , the very hour when General Gates proceeded from Rugely's Mills , about thirteen miles distant , he marched towards the American camp . About two in the ...
... determined to hazard a battle ; and , at ten at night , on the 15th of August , the very hour when General Gates proceeded from Rugely's Mills , about thirteen miles distant , he marched towards the American camp . About two in the ...
第 88 頁
... determined to at- tack the French at Newport , and Clin ton embarked about eight thousand of his best men , to co - operate with the fleet against the French force in Rhode Island . Fearing , from Washington's movements , that New York ...
... determined to at- tack the French at Newport , and Clin ton embarked about eight thousand of his best men , to co - operate with the fleet against the French force in Rhode Island . Fearing , from Washington's movements , that New York ...
第 118 頁
... determined to march against Morgan , confident of being able either to surprise him , or at least to drive him beyond the Broad River , which would have left the ways clear to the royal army . He consulted Corn - manded by Colonel ...
... determined to march against Morgan , confident of being able either to surprise him , or at least to drive him beyond the Broad River , which would have left the ways clear to the royal army . He consulted Corn - manded by Colonel ...
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