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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... troops which he carried along with him , were drawn chiefly from the northern states ; and , as it was believed the expedition would be of short duration , they were ill pro- vided for a southern campaign , and had imbibed strong ...
... troops which he carried along with him , were drawn chiefly from the northern states ; and , as it was believed the expedition would be of short duration , they were ill pro- vided for a southern campaign , and had imbibed strong ...
第 129 頁
... troops at Orangeburgh devolved on Colonel Stuart . General Greene reached the high hills of Santee , on the 16th of ... troops in two lines . The front consisted of the militia from North and South Carolina , and was command- ed by ...
... troops at Orangeburgh devolved on Colonel Stuart . General Greene reached the high hills of Santee , on the 16th of ... troops in two lines . The front consisted of the militia from North and South Carolina , and was command- ed by ...
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... troops , however , could no longer forage at large ; Lafay- ette had joined Baron Steuben , and , having been reinforced by the Penn- sylvania regiments of General Wayne , he found himself , with a force of four thousand men , in a ...
... troops , however , could no longer forage at large ; Lafay- ette had joined Baron Steuben , and , having been reinforced by the Penn- sylvania regiments of General Wayne , he found himself , with a force of four thousand men , in a ...
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