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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... immediately to begin active operations . General Pigot now withdrew his troops from Connanicut , called in his outposts , and concentrated his force in the vicinity of Newport , where he occupied an entrenched camp . The American army ...
... immediately to begin active operations . General Pigot now withdrew his troops from Connanicut , called in his outposts , and concentrated his force in the vicinity of Newport , where he occupied an entrenched camp . The American army ...
第 113 頁
... immediately sail to the been yielded to in the case of the Penn- Chesapeake , with a detachment of sylvania line , marched to Chatham . troops on board ; but , owing to unfore- Washington immediately dispatched seen circumstances , it ...
... immediately sail to the been yielded to in the case of the Penn- Chesapeake , with a detachment of sylvania line , marched to Chatham . troops on board ; but , owing to unfore- Washington immediately dispatched seen circumstances , it ...
第 116 頁
... immediately making the summer clothes of the troops . Lafayette arrived at Richmond , with his detachment , on the evening before General Phillips entered Manchester ; instead of attempting to pass the riv- er in despite of Lafayette ...
... immediately making the summer clothes of the troops . Lafayette arrived at Richmond , with his detachment , on the evening before General Phillips entered Manchester ; instead of attempting to pass the riv- er in despite of Lafayette ...
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