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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It was confidently expected that the army would march by Braddock's road , which
needed only slight repairs ; but on the last of this month , Col. Bouquet , by letter ,
requested an interview with Colonel WASHINGTON , to consult with him on ...
It was confidently expected that the army would march by Braddock's road , which
needed only slight repairs ; but on the last of this month , Col. Bouquet , by letter ,
requested an interview with Colonel WASHINGTON , to consult with him on ...
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officer , with the express design that it should be laid before General Forbes ,
then indisposed ; in which he gave the following reasons for the preference of
Braddock's road : When individuals of Pennsylvania and Virginia , he said , were
about ...
officer , with the express design that it should be laid before General Forbes ,
then indisposed ; in which he gave the following reasons for the preference of
Braddock's road : When individuals of Pennsylvania and Virginia , he said , were
about ...
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Upon the left , a road to Brooklyn lay along the coast by Gowans cove , before
General Grant's division . From Flatbush a direct road ran to the American camp ,
in which the Germans might proceed . General Clinton might either unite with the
...
Upon the left , a road to Brooklyn lay along the coast by Gowans cove , before
General Grant's division . From Flatbush a direct road ran to the American camp ,
in which the Germans might proceed . General Clinton might either unite with the
...
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