The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... force by force , had now decided to do more than merely to protest against French aggression . Without wait- ing for Washington's return he had sent Captain William Trent with a small party to erect an English fort at the forks of the ...
... force by force , had now decided to do more than merely to protest against French aggression . Without wait- ing for Washington's return he had sent Captain William Trent with a small party to erect an English fort at the forks of the ...
Halaman 101
... force bent on reprisal was approaching from Fort Du- quesne . He retired to the Great Meadows and strained every effort to make defensible the crude entrenchments which were given the appropriate appellation of Fort Necessity . On the ...
... force bent on reprisal was approaching from Fort Du- quesne . He retired to the Great Meadows and strained every effort to make defensible the crude entrenchments which were given the appropriate appellation of Fort Necessity . On the ...
Halaman 232
... force was raised under Edmund P. Gaines . At this show of force Black Hawk and his followers sued for peace and fled across the Mississippi . In the spring of 1832 , Black Hawk and from six to eight hundred warriors , with women and ...
... force was raised under Edmund P. Gaines . At this show of force Black Hawk and his followers sued for peace and fled across the Mississippi . In the spring of 1832 , Black Hawk and from six to eight hundred warriors , with women and ...
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