"Believe us, sir, This will impress fee people." : spin-doctoring, 18th- century style
1999
974.753 T555bu 1998 v. 16 no. 1
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Title
"Believe us, sir, This will impress fee people." : spin-doctoring, 18th- century style
Published
Fort Ticonderoga-on-Lake Champlain 1999
Description
92-107 ; 23 cm.
Call Number
974.753 T555bu 1998 v. 16 no. 1
System Control No.
(OCoLC)07458034
Note
Includes bibliographical references
Translation of four letters (3 written in French) by Col. James Prevost, Brigadier General from the British camps at Lake George and Fort Edward, 1758, to his patron, Duke of Cumberland.
Translation of four letters (3 written in French) by Col. James Prevost, Brigadier General from the British camps at Lake George and Fort Edward, 1758, to his patron, Duke of Cumberland.
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