The Life of George Washington: Commander-in-chief of the American Army Through the Revolutionary War, and the First President of the United States |
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These positions formed a crescent of twelve miles in extent . ... He formed them
into three divisions ; the division at Roxbury formed the right wing of the army ,
and was commanded by General Ward ; the division on Prospect and Winter Hills
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These positions formed a crescent of twelve miles in extent . ... He formed them
into three divisions ; the division at Roxbury formed the right wing of the army ,
and was commanded by General Ward ; the division on Prospect and Winter Hills
...
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In the near approach of active operations , Congress resolved that a camp should
be formed on the western side of Philadelphia . General WASHINGTON had
already adopted his plan for the campaign , and request . ed that this camp , if ...
In the near approach of active operations , Congress resolved that a camp should
be formed on the western side of Philadelphia . General WASHINGTON had
already adopted his plan for the campaign , and request . ed that this camp , if ...
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As we could not , ” to ' use his own language , “ remain quiet more than three or
four years in times of peace , under the constitutions of our own choosing , which
were believed in many States to have been formed with deliberation and wisdom
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As we could not , ” to ' use his own language , “ remain quiet more than three or
four years in times of peace , under the constitutions of our own choosing , which
were believed in many States to have been formed with deliberation and wisdom
...
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