Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, כרכים 62-63Pub. for J. Hinton, 1778 |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 70
עמוד 19
... enemy's defences until the 10th initant . On the 15th , the wind proving fair , the Vigilant armed fhip , carrying 16 twenty - four pounders , and a huik , with three twenty - four pounders , got up to the fort through the channel ...
... enemy's defences until the 10th initant . On the 15th , the wind proving fair , the Vigilant armed fhip , carrying 16 twenty - four pounders , and a huik , with three twenty - four pounders , got up to the fort through the channel ...
עמוד 36
... enemy , being joined by upwards of four thousand men , with cannon , from the Northern army , affem- bled their whole force in a strong camp at White Marth , covered in part by Sandy Run , fourteen miles diftant from hence , with their ...
... enemy , being joined by upwards of four thousand men , with cannon , from the Northern army , affem- bled their whole force in a strong camp at White Marth , covered in part by Sandy Run , fourteen miles diftant from hence , with their ...
עמוד 103
... enemy on their march through this State to Am- boy , and to retard them till General Wafh- ington , with the main body , could get up . In the mean time feveral finall fkirmishes happened between the enemy and General Maxwell's troops ...
... enemy on their march through this State to Am- boy , and to retard them till General Wafh- ington , with the main body , could get up . In the mean time feveral finall fkirmishes happened between the enemy and General Maxwell's troops ...
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