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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... intelligence from Europe was far from being calcu- lated to diminish the anxieties still felt in America by the en- lightened friends of the revolution . The parliament of Great Britain reassembled in November . The speech from the ...
... intelligence from Europe was far from being calcu- lated to diminish the anxieties still felt in America by the en- lightened friends of the revolution . The parliament of Great Britain reassembled in November . The speech from the ...
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... intelligence to the Commander - in - chief , he added , " with such gloomy prospects as this letter affords , I am tied here to be baited by continual clamorous demands ; and for the forfeiture of all that is valuable in life , and ...
... intelligence to the Commander - in - chief , he added , " with such gloomy prospects as this letter affords , I am tied here to be baited by continual clamorous demands ; and for the forfeiture of all that is valuable in life , and ...
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... intelligence less authentic , but wearing every circumstance of probability , was received , stating that the expedition against Louisiana , which was to be carried on down the Ohio from Kentucky , was in equal maturity . This intelligence ...
... intelligence less authentic , but wearing every circumstance of probability , was received , stating that the expedition against Louisiana , which was to be carried on down the Ohio from Kentucky , was in equal maturity . This intelligence ...
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