The Life of George Washington: Commander in Chief of the American Forces During the War which Established the Independence of His Country, and First President of the United States, Том 1Walton Book Company, 1930 |
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... answer with which he returned to Williamsburg . The exertions made by Mr. Washington on this occasion , the perseverance with which he surmounted the difficulties of the journey , and the judgment displayed in his conduct towards the ...
... answer with which he returned to Williamsburg . The exertions made by Mr. Washington on this occasion , the perseverance with which he surmounted the difficulties of the journey , and the judgment displayed in his conduct towards the ...
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... answer which was reported by the committee , and transmitted to the commissioners , declared that " nothing but an earnest desire to spare the farther effusion of human blood , could have induced them to read a paper containing ...
... answer which was reported by the committee , and transmitted to the commissioners , declared that " nothing but an earnest desire to spare the farther effusion of human blood , could have induced them to read a paper containing ...
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... answer to a remonstrance on the detention of the army of General Burgoyne . On receiving it , Mr. Johnson withdrew from the commission , declaring that he should be happy to find congress inclined to retract their former declaration ...
... answer to a remonstrance on the detention of the army of General Burgoyne . On receiving it , Mr. Johnson withdrew from the commission , declaring that he should be happy to find congress inclined to retract their former declaration ...
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