The Life of George Washington: Commander in Chief of the American Forces During the War which Established the Independence of His Country, and First President of the United States. Compiled Under the Inspection of the Hon. Bushrod Washington from Original Papers ... to which is Prefixed, an Introduction Containing a Compendious View of the Colonies Planted by the English on the Continent of North America, Band 3 |
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II . enemy fell in with one of the light parties 1777 . detached to watch their
motions ; and notice being thus received of this movement , general Washington
immediately penetrated its object , and discerned his danger . The whole army
was ...
II . enemy fell in with one of the light parties 1777 . detached to watch their
motions ; and notice being thus received of this movement , general Washington
immediately penetrated its object , and discerned his danger . The whole army
was ...
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Orders were immediately given for assembling the detached parts of the army in
the neigbourhood of Philadelphia , to which place the general immediately
proceeded in person ; and also for marching from the North river as many of the ...
Orders were immediately given for assembling the detached parts of the army in
the neigbourhood of Philadelphia , to which place the general immediately
proceeded in person ; and also for marching from the North river as many of the ...
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The English government appeared deter . mined to consider this notification as a
declaration of war , and immediately published a memorial for the purpose of
justifying to all Europe the hostilities she had resolved to commence . Not long
after ...
The English government appeared deter . mined to consider this notification as a
declaration of war , and immediately published a memorial for the purpose of
justifying to all Europe the hostilities she had resolved to commence . Not long
after ...
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Immediately after his arrival off the hook , the French admiral dispatched major
De Chouin , a gentleman of his family , to general Washington , for the purpose of
communicating fully his views , and the strength of his fleet . The first object of D ...
Immediately after his arrival off the hook , the French admiral dispatched major
De Chouin , a gentleman of his family , to general Washington , for the purpose of
communicating fully his views , and the strength of his fleet . The first object of D ...
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Be assured , sir , that its operations will be ineffectual , either for offence or
protection , if an arrangement is not immediately made , and the most vigorous
exertions used to procure the necessary supplies . Permit us to say that a
moment ' s ...
Be assured , sir , that its operations will be ineffectual , either for offence or
protection , if an arrangement is not immediately made , and the most vigorous
exertions used to procure the necessary supplies . Permit us to say that a
moment ' s ...
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