 levies from various colonies, who, said he, " carry the spirit of freedom into the field, and think for themselves. " Accustomed as he had been, in his former military experience, to the implicit obedience of European troops, the insubordination of these  Works - Página 311por Washington Irving - 1857Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...operations. " When I mentioned my intentions, I did not consider that I was at the head of troops, who carry the spirit of freedom into the field, and think for themselves. Upon considering the fatal consequences, which might flow from a want of subordination and discipline,... | |
 | William Dunlap - 1840 - 560 páginas
...something is done in a few days, I am told there will be a mutiny, it seems I am at the head of troops who carry the spirit of freedom into the field and think for themselves. Owing to the want of subordination and discipline, I thought it expedient to call a council of the... | |
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...operations. ' When I mentioned rny intentions, I did not consider that I was at the head of troops, who carry the spirit of freedom into the field, and think for themselves. Upon considering the fatal consequences, which might flow from a want of subordination and discipline,... | |
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...state of operations. When I mentioned my intentions, I did not consider I was at the head of troops who carry the spirit of freedom into the field, and think for themselves. Upon considering the fatal consequences which might flow from a want of subordination and discipline(should... | |
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...Johns, though thwarted continually by the want of subordination and discipline among his troops; hasty levies from various colonies, who, said he, " carry...obedience of European troops, the insubordination of these yeoman soldiery was intolerable to him. " Were I not afraid," writes he, " the example would be too... | |
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...Johns, though thwarted continually by the want of subordination and discipline among his troops; hasty levies from various colonies, who, said he, " carry...obedience of European troops, the insubordination of these yeoman soldiery was intolerable to him. " Were I not afraid," writes he, " the example would be too... | |
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...operations. " When I mentioned my intentions, I did not consider that I was at the head of troops, who carry the spirit of freedom into the field, and think for themselves. Upon considering the fatal consequences, which might flow from a want of subordination and discipline,... | |
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...Johns, though thwarted continually by the want of subordination and discipline among his troops ; hasty levies from various colonies, who, said he, " carry...obedience of European troops, the insubordination of these yeoman soldiery was intolerable to him. " Were I not afraid," writes he, " the example would be too... | |
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...Johns, though thwarted continually by the want of subordination and discipline among his troops; hasty levies from various colonies, who, said he, " carry...obedience of European troops, the insubordination of these yeoman soldiery was intolerable to him. " Were I not afraid," writes he, " the example would be too... | |
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