Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A. D. to 1906: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing ...Harper & brothers, 1907 |
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... chief of the the Commander - in - chief of its Armies , the Continental army left Philadelphia on Assertor of Freedom . " On the reverse , the June 21 , and arrived at Cambridge on device shows troops advancing towards July 2. He was ...
... chief of the the Commander - in - chief of its Armies , the Continental army left Philadelphia on Assertor of Freedom . " On the reverse , the June 21 , and arrived at Cambridge on device shows troops advancing towards July 2. He was ...
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... chief and restrain his military operations . They forbade him to detach more than 2,500 men from the Northern army with- out first consulting Gates and Governor Clinton , and so making him subservient to his inferiors . Emboldened by ...
... chief and restrain his military operations . They forbade him to detach more than 2,500 men from the Northern army with- out first consulting Gates and Governor Clinton , and so making him subservient to his inferiors . Emboldened by ...
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... chief .Dec . 6 , 1880 signal officer .. Gen. A. W. Greely appointed chief sig- .March 3 , 1887 nal officer .. Weather bureau transferred to the De- partment of Agriculture , and Prof. Mark W. Harrington appointed chief Weather Bulletin ...
... chief .Dec . 6 , 1880 signal officer .. Gen. A. W. Greely appointed chief sig- .March 3 , 1887 nal officer .. Weather bureau transferred to the De- partment of Agriculture , and Prof. Mark W. Harrington appointed chief Weather Bulletin ...
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