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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第 11 頁
... enemy . Sir Henry Clinton , therefore , resolved to take the road to Sandy Hook , by which the Raritan would be altogether avoided . Washington again asked the advice of the Council of War , at Hopewell . Lee persisted in the view ...
... enemy . Sir Henry Clinton , therefore , resolved to take the road to Sandy Hook , by which the Raritan would be altogether avoided . Washington again asked the advice of the Council of War , at Hopewell . Lee persisted in the view ...
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... enemy on the 28th of June agreeable to repeated instructions . 2dly . For misbehavior 2dly . For misbehavior before the enemy on the same day , by 15 making an unnecessary , disorderly , and shameful retreat . * 3dly . For dis- respect ...
... enemy on the 28th of June agreeable to repeated instructions . 2dly . For misbehavior 2dly . For misbehavior before the enemy on the same day , by 15 making an unnecessary , disorderly , and shameful retreat . * 3dly . For dis- respect ...
第 36 頁
... enemy was out of the upper part of the country , he should follow them down as fast as possible , lest by a forced march they should join their own troops below , at- tempt his post , and drive him from it , before he ( Ashe ) could ...
... enemy was out of the upper part of the country , he should follow them down as fast as possible , lest by a forced march they should join their own troops below , at- tempt his post , and drive him from it , before he ( Ashe ) could ...
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