The Proudest Day: Macdonough on Lake ChamplainJohn Day Company, 1960 - 373ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... modore's hand . " I'm sure my command will appreciate your fleet's courtesy in naming the Montgomery . " Early on September 6th , President , flying the Commodore's broad pennant , led Preble , Montgomery , Frances , Wasp , and two ...
... modore's hand . " I'm sure my command will appreciate your fleet's courtesy in naming the Montgomery . " Early on September 6th , President , flying the Commodore's broad pennant , led Preble , Montgomery , Frances , Wasp , and two ...
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... invasion left the Com- modore physically and emotionally exhausted . And he knew that the long - awaited action on Lake Champlain had just begun . 7 In the next two weeks guns and officers arrived 242 THE PROUDEST DAY.
... invasion left the Com- modore physically and emotionally exhausted . And he knew that the long - awaited action on Lake Champlain had just begun . 7 In the next two weeks guns and officers arrived 242 THE PROUDEST DAY.
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... modore . Among the volunteers accompanying Vallette went Aze Bellamy . As Aze meticulously reported later to the Com- modore , " we discovered the raft about a mile from the line . It looked a quarter of a mile long or longer , with ...
... modore . Among the volunteers accompanying Vallette went Aze Bellamy . As Aze meticulously reported later to the Com- modore , " we discovered the raft about a mile from the line . It looked a quarter of a mile long or longer , with ...
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