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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... communicated her situation to the secretaries of state and of war ; in consequence of which , Governor Mifflin was desired to cause an examination of the fact . The warden of the port was directed to institute the proper inquiries ; and ...
... communicated her situation to the secretaries of state and of war ; in consequence of which , Governor Mifflin was desired to cause an examination of the fact . The warden of the port was directed to institute the proper inquiries ; and ...
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... communicated to those who were interested in the event , and with threats obviously pointing to dismemberment , were concluded with a declaration that nothing would remunerate the western people for the suspension of this great ...
... communicated to those who were interested in the event , and with threats obviously pointing to dismemberment , were concluded with a declaration that nothing would remunerate the western people for the suspension of this great ...
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... communicated to the French republic . The complimentary correspondence between the two nations , had , it was said , reached a point , when , if ever , it ought to close . This amendment , though strenuously combated by the opposi- tion ...
... communicated to the French republic . The complimentary correspondence between the two nations , had , it was said , reached a point , when , if ever , it ought to close . This amendment , though strenuously combated by the opposi- tion ...
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