A History of the British Army, Volume 3

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Macmillan, 1902 - Great Britain

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Contents

Englands Position in Europe
10
Action of Bushy Run
16
Bouquets Advance to the Muskingum
21

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Bibliographic information

Title A History of the British Army, Volume 3
A History of the British Army, Sir John William Fortescue
Author Sir John William Fortescue
Publisher Macmillan, 1902
Original from Princeton University
Digitized Dec 8, 2009
   
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