9780813922829 - the papers of george washington, revolutionary war volume 14: march-april 1778 (papers of george washington: revolutionary war series, 14, band 14) von washington, george (5 Ergebnisse)
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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis volume opens with Washington praising his troops for the uncomplaining Patience during the scarcity of provisions in Camp at Valley Forge and exhorting them to persevere in the face of any occasional shortages that might .
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Volume 14 of the Revolutionary War Series opens on 1 March 1778 with Washington praising his troops for their 'uncomplaining Patience during the scarcity of provisions in Camp' and exhorting them to persevere in the face of any 'occasional' shortages that might yet occur. Indeed, the documents gener…ated during these two months of the army's stay at Valley Forge demonstrate that although the crisis had passed, shortages, especially of clothing, continued to concern Washington. The problem was magnified as the commander in chief turned his attention to gathering men and supplies for the upcoming summer campaign. The questionable readiness of the army was a constant theme of his correspondence. The campaign preparations also included training, which was hampered by a serious shortage of officers despite Washington's efforts to discourage resignations and absenteeism. To alleviate that problem, Washington continued to urge Congress to make the reforms that he had recommended to improve the status and organization of the officer corps. Meanwhile, systematic drills commenced under the inspection of Steuben and increased army discipline.
