Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 5R. W. Pomeroy, 1823 |
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... procure on contract all necessary supplies for the army , navy , artificers and prisoners of war ; to make provision for the support of the civil - list ; to correspond with the foreign ministers of the United States upon subjects ...
... procure on contract all necessary supplies for the army , navy , artificers and prisoners of war ; to make provision for the support of the civil - list ; to correspond with the foreign ministers of the United States upon subjects ...
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... procure the whole amount of the capital from indi- vidual subscriptions , subscribed , on account of the United States , for stock to the amount of two hun- dred and fifty thousand dollars ; and it was princi- pally upon this fund ...
... procure the whole amount of the capital from indi- vidual subscriptions , subscribed , on account of the United States , for stock to the amount of two hun- dred and fifty thousand dollars ; and it was princi- pally upon this fund ...
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... procure , upon their own credit , one thousand barrels of flour each , and to send the same forward in par- cels , as fast as procured , to camp , deliverable to your excellency's order ; and I have pledged my- self to pay them in hard ...
... procure , upon their own credit , one thousand barrels of flour each , and to send the same forward in par- cels , as fast as procured , to camp , deliverable to your excellency's order ; and I have pledged my- self to pay them in hard ...
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