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George Washington's opponents

Essays. Includes bibliographies. Thomas Gage, by J. Shy.—William Howe, by M. A. Jones.—Henry Clinton, by W. B. Willcox.—Guy Carleton, by P. H. Smith.—John Burgoyne, by G. A. Billias.—Charles Lord Cornwallis, by H. F. Rankin.—Richard Lord Howe, by I. D. Gruber.—Arbuthnot, Gambier, and Graves, by W. B. Willcox.—Samuel Hood, by D. A. Baugh.—George Rodney, by C. Lloyd.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 362 pages

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