The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... army on Long Island , where he was attacked and defeated . His army was in danger of being captured , but under the cover of fog and darkness he succeeded in evading the British and transported his entire army to Manhattan . Slowly he ...
... army on Long Island , where he was attacked and defeated . His army was in danger of being captured , but under the cover of fog and darkness he succeeded in evading the British and transported his entire army to Manhattan . Slowly he ...
Page 160
... army at New York , under General Howe , was being watched by Washington . Instead of striking a sudden blow at Washing- ton's greatly depleted army and then joining with Burgoyne , Howe waited until summer and then embarked an army of ...
... army at New York , under General Howe , was being watched by Washington . Instead of striking a sudden blow at Washing- ton's greatly depleted army and then joining with Burgoyne , Howe waited until summer and then embarked an army of ...
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... army under the command of Gen- eral Joseph E. Johnston . In the fighting which ensued ( June 25 to July 1 , 1862 ) , Johnston was wounded and General Robert E. Lee succeeded to the command . A month later , McClellan's army was ...
... army under the command of Gen- eral Joseph E. Johnston . In the fighting which ensued ( June 25 to July 1 , 1862 ) , Johnston was wounded and General Robert E. Lee succeeded to the command . A month later , McClellan's army was ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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