A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... army suffered much by desertion , and more by sickness , which was epidemic , and very mortal . The affairs of congress were now supposed to be în a very desperate situation ; their army might be said to be nearly annihilated . All that ...
... army suffered much by desertion , and more by sickness , which was epidemic , and very mortal . The affairs of congress were now supposed to be în a very desperate situation ; their army might be said to be nearly annihilated . All that ...
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... army , com- manded by general Gates . Burgoyne's army laboured under the greatest distresses ; so that in the beginning of October he was obliged to diminish the soldier's allowance . On the 7th of that month he determined to move ...
... army , com- manded by general Gates . Burgoyne's army laboured under the greatest distresses ; so that in the beginning of October he was obliged to diminish the soldier's allowance . On the 7th of that month he determined to move ...
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... army for a few hours , determined to march upon Washington , and at eight o'clock in the evening the army under his command reached that devoted city . Judging it of consequence to complete the destruction of the public buildings with ...
... army for a few hours , determined to march upon Washington , and at eight o'clock in the evening the army under his command reached that devoted city . Judging it of consequence to complete the destruction of the public buildings with ...
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