Webster's Guide to American History: A Chronological, Geographical, and Biographical Survey and CompendiumCharles Lincoln Van Doren, Robert McHenry |
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... attack German lines and recapture Vaux , Bouresches , and Belleau Wood by July 1 . June 9. Germans , having advanced far enough to threaten Paris , launch a great at- tack along a front between Noyon and Montdidier . French troops and ...
... attack German lines and recapture Vaux , Bouresches , and Belleau Wood by July 1 . June 9. Germans , having advanced far enough to threaten Paris , launch a great at- tack along a front between Noyon and Montdidier . French troops and ...
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... attack and resolution . Aug. 2 , 1964. U.S. reports that North Vietnam- ese PT boats have attacked a U.S. destroyer in international waters in the Gulf of Ton- kin ; no damage is said to have resulted , and PT boats are said to have ...
... attack and resolution . Aug. 2 , 1964. U.S. reports that North Vietnam- ese PT boats have attacked a U.S. destroyer in international waters in the Gulf of Ton- kin ; no damage is said to have resulted , and PT boats are said to have ...
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... Attack UN Attack and Drive North Chinese Counter Attack UN Counter Attack Res . Defense Lines UN MANCHURIA Lin - chiang • Fushun • Sinpin Huanjen Yalu Nov. 25-26 , 1950 180,000 Chinese assault U.N. Lines Pyoktong Chosan Manpo Kanggye ...
... Attack UN Attack and Drive North Chinese Counter Attack UN Counter Attack Res . Defense Lines UN MANCHURIA Lin - chiang • Fushun • Sinpin Huanjen Yalu Nov. 25-26 , 1950 180,000 Chinese assault U.N. Lines Pyoktong Chosan Manpo Kanggye ...
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Exploration of the New World | 638 |
The Frontier 17501890 | 658 |
Canada and Mexico | 672 |
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