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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CHAPTER I. His Birth - Education - Appointed an Adjutant General of the Militia –
His Embassy to the Ohio - Commissioned as Lieutenant Colonel of a regular
Regiment – Surprises a Detach . ment of French Troops - Capitulation of Fort ...
CHAPTER I. His Birth - Education - Appointed an Adjutant General of the Militia –
His Embassy to the Ohio - Commissioned as Lieutenant Colonel of a regular
Regiment – Surprises a Detach . ment of French Troops - Capitulation of Fort ...
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Commander in Chief of the American Army Through the Revolutionary War, and
the First President of the United States Aaron Bancroft. ment from the city . This
additional force reached him on the afternoon of the 30th , and preparations were
...
Commander in Chief of the American Army Through the Revolutionary War, and
the First President of the United States Aaron Bancroft. ment from the city . This
additional force reached him on the afternoon of the 30th , and preparations were
...
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He ordered General Schuyler to send to his aid the troops belonging to
Pennsylvania and Jersey , which had been attached to the northern army ; but
their term of service expired before they reached his encamp ment , and they
brought him ...
He ordered General Schuyler to send to his aid the troops belonging to
Pennsylvania and Jersey , which had been attached to the northern army ; but
their term of service expired before they reached his encamp ment , and they
brought him ...
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This service was performed with great military judg , ment , and with the spirit and
efficacy of disciplined courage . When overpowered by numbers , General Green
drew up his brave band on the 242 LIFE OF WASHINGTON . [ 1780 .
This service was performed with great military judg , ment , and with the spirit and
efficacy of disciplined courage . When overpowered by numbers , General Green
drew up his brave band on the 242 LIFE OF WASHINGTON . [ 1780 .
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They were to determine in what character he was to be considered , and what
punishe ment ought to be inflicted . This board treated their prisoner with the
utmost delicacy and tenderness . They desired him to answer no question that ...
They were to determine in what character he was to be considered , and what
punishe ment ought to be inflicted . This board treated their prisoner with the
utmost delicacy and tenderness . They desired him to answer no question that ...
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