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 2Walton Book Company, 1930 |
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... chief magistrate : no power , it was said , could be more completely executive in its nature than that of removal from office . But if it was a case on which the constitution was silent , the clearest principles of political expediency ...
... chief magistrate : no power , it was said , could be more completely executive in its nature than that of removal from office . But if it was a case on which the constitution was silent , the clearest principles of political expediency ...
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... chief magistrate manifested an earnest desire to avoid this hazard , by being permitted once more to offer to the public choice a person who , amidst all the fierce conflicts of party , still remained the object of public veneration ...
... chief magistrate manifested an earnest desire to avoid this hazard , by being permitted once more to offer to the public choice a person who , amidst all the fierce conflicts of party , still remained the object of public veneration ...
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... chief magistrate ; by a conviction that his exertions to effect the objects of his mission would be ardent and sincere ; and that , whatever might be his partialities for France , he possessed a high and delicate sense of national as ...
... chief magistrate ; by a conviction that his exertions to effect the objects of his mission would be ardent and sincere ; and that , whatever might be his partialities for France , he possessed a high and delicate sense of national as ...
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