Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1906, Band 4Harper & brothers, 1906 |
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... troops . The till 1878 , when Congress passed a spe- expedition landed some troops at Frank- cial bill directing the President to re- fort , which marched up the western side view the proceedings of the court - martial . of the river ...
... troops . The till 1878 , when Congress passed a spe- expedition landed some troops at Frank- cial bill directing the President to re- fort , which marched up the western side view the proceedings of the court - martial . of the river ...
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... troops , which concluded as follows : " The gen- eral entreats his brave troops to remember that they are sons of sires whose fame is immortal ; that they are to fight for the rights of their insulted country , while their opponents ...
... troops , which concluded as follows : " The gen- eral entreats his brave troops to remember that they are sons of sires whose fame is immortal ; that they are to fight for the rights of their insulted country , while their opponents ...
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... troops became almost mutinous . The commanded a portion of the troops which general was perplexed , but was relieved suppressed Shays's rebellion ( see SHAYS , DANIEL ) . In 1793 he was a commissioner to Canada to treat with the Indians ...
... troops became almost mutinous . The commanded a portion of the troops which general was perplexed , but was relieved suppressed Shays's rebellion ( see SHAYS , DANIEL ) . In 1793 he was a commissioner to Canada to treat with the Indians ...
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