A Sidelight on History: Being the Letters of James McHenry, Aide-de-camp of the Marquis de Lafayette to Thomas Sim Lee, Governor of Maryland, Written During the Yorktown Camapaign, 1781Priv. printed, 1931 - 77ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... ships from Rhode Island having arrived in Chesapeak ; ( the junction was then no longer proper ) , and finally thrown back to where he now is by the battle of Guilford . He is now at too great a dis- tance from Phillips for the latter ...
... ships from Rhode Island having arrived in Chesapeak ; ( the junction was then no longer proper ) , and finally thrown back to where he now is by the battle of Guilford . He is now at too great a dis- tance from Phillips for the latter ...
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... ships of the line , upon which the Count de Grasse gave him chase with twenty - two . In clearing the Cape , the Count was to leeward , but four of his best sailing ships got up with the English , and sustained an action of an hour ...
... ships of the line , upon which the Count de Grasse gave him chase with twenty - two . In clearing the Cape , the Count was to leeward , but four of his best sailing ships got up with the English , and sustained an action of an hour ...
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... ships in York river will make a for- ward move as soon as the wind and tide is favorable . At present , it is not intended to pass the enemy's bat- teries . Sir , With the greatest respect , I have the honor to be , Your Excellency's ...
... ships in York river will make a for- ward move as soon as the wind and tide is favorable . At present , it is not intended to pass the enemy's bat- teries . Sir , With the greatest respect , I have the honor to be , Your Excellency's ...
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