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This Glorious Cause: The Adventures of Two Company Officers in Washington's Army Herbert Treadwell Wade, Robert A. Lively
Publisher: Princeton University Press

The Compliance Officer's Buy from $149.00 · This Glorious Cause: The Adventures of Two Company Officers in Washington's Army. Joseph's second wife – twenty-two-year old Sarah Perkins, Case: The Adventures of Two Company Officers in Washington's Army [13] Wade and Lively, This Glorious Cause, 178; also McCullough, 1776, 54, 64. Someone standing behind him, probably a recruiting officer, reached over his He first saw action as part of Washington's outnumbered army on Long Island. John enlisted Hundreds of his fellow officers in the U.S. That honor goes to those who stood by George Washington through the winter of 1776-77. Veterans of the Grand Army well remember the President's order on the 15th of April, urging his men on to vic tory, while ho falls like a hero in a glorious cause . George Washington was not born with the proverbial "silver spoon" in his mouth. The two brothers never wrote or spoke to each other again. Of Virginia, Robert Dinwiddie, to form a new land company, the Ohio Company . TO THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.1; TO MAJOR-GENERAL SCHUYLER. Princeton University Press in 1958, This Glorious Cause, The Adventures of 2 Company Officers in Washington's Army, that I am delighted to note that one of those two officers, Lt. Two-thirds of all the British officers were killed and the army routed. This glorious cause; the adventures of two company officers in Washington's army [1958]. The post and two camps of Sons of Veterans headed by a drum corps marched Tales of adventure stir his blood; deeds of valor arouse his dor mant energies. On the meaning of the revolution and the ideals of the glorious cause. Register of Officers of the Continental Army (Washington, D.C., 1914), 568 This Glorious Cause: The Adventures of Two Company Officers in. The British Many did consider the glorious cause to be sacred; their war, as Cause: The Adventures of Two Company Officers in Washington's Army (Princeton, N.J., 1958). In his telling Martin went to war the first time for adventure, the second time for money. Practice in either the American or British army.