The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Band 4Books for Libraries Press, 1969 |
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... count de Graffe , with the joyful account of his arrival and fituation . This circumftance will appear the more remarkable , when we consider the original distance of the parties , as well from the fcene of action as from each other ...
... count de Graffe , with the joyful account of his arrival and fituation . This circumftance will appear the more remarkable , when we consider the original distance of the parties , as well from the fcene of action as from each other ...
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... count de Graffe , as he could not with propriety leave his fleet . The commander in chief and the count de Rochambeau , accompanied by generals Chaftellux , Du Portail and Knox , immediately proceeded to vifit the count on board the ...
... count de Graffe , as he could not with propriety leave his fleet . The commander in chief and the count de Rochambeau , accompanied by generals Chaftellux , Du Portail and Knox , immediately proceeded to vifit the count on board the ...
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... count de Graffe , the count de Barras , the chevalier d'Eftouches , the count de Rochambeau , and the generals and colo- nels in the army ; and should acquaint them , that " the fociety do themselves the honor to confider them as ...
... count de Graffe , the count de Barras , the chevalier d'Eftouches , the count de Rochambeau , and the generals and colo- nels in the army ; and should acquaint them , that " the fociety do themselves the honor to confider them as ...
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