History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of James Buchanan, Band 2Johnson, Fry, 1858 |
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... Patriotism of the women of those days . The officers of the Jersey line 79 Virtual close of the contest . 131 81 Cornwallis in Virginia 132 81 Lafayette in command of the troops . 132 • 83 84 Cornwallis encamps at Yorktown .. 84 • 85 ...
... Patriotism of the women of those days . The officers of the Jersey line 79 Virtual close of the contest . 131 81 Cornwallis in Virginia 132 81 Lafayette in command of the troops . 132 • 83 84 Cornwallis encamps at Yorktown .. 84 • 85 ...
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... Patriotism of the women of those days - Lord Stirling attacks the British on Staten Island - Conduct of the officers of the Jersey line - Knyphausen's movements Lafayette returns to America French succors expected Slow movements of ...
... Patriotism of the women of those days - Lord Stirling attacks the British on Staten Island - Conduct of the officers of the Jersey line - Knyphausen's movements Lafayette returns to America French succors expected Slow movements of ...
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... patriotism , if you will , but it is no indication that any treaty would be ap- proved . The difficulty is not to overcome the objections to the terms ; it is to restrain the repug- nance to any stipulations of amity with the party ...
... patriotism , if you will , but it is no indication that any treaty would be ap- proved . The difficulty is not to overcome the objections to the terms ; it is to restrain the repug- nance to any stipulations of amity with the party ...
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