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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... force . The army looked to him for provisions ; the inhabitants for protec- tion of their property . To supply the one and not offend the other , seemed little less than an impossibility . To preserve order and subordination in an army ...
... force . The army looked to him for provisions ; the inhabitants for protec- tion of their property . To supply the one and not offend the other , seemed little less than an impossibility . To preserve order and subordination in an army ...
第 88 頁
... force in Rhode Island . Fearing , from Washington's movements , that New York might be attacked meanwhile , Clinton proceed- honor and reputation of our councils , the justice and gratitude due to our allies ; all require that I should ...
... force in Rhode Island . Fearing , from Washington's movements , that New York might be attacked meanwhile , Clinton proceed- honor and reputation of our councils , the justice and gratitude due to our allies ; all require that I should ...
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... force , under Cornwallis . miles northeast from Wynnsborough , Greene was fully alive to the difficul- where he ... force consisted of some three hundred and twenty infantry , under Colonel Howard ; nearly two hundred riflemen , under ...
... force , under Cornwallis . miles northeast from Wynnsborough , Greene was fully alive to the difficul- where he ... force consisted of some three hundred and twenty infantry , under Colonel Howard ; nearly two hundred riflemen , under ...
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