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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... expected . More than once , there was reason to fear that the rich harvest of national felicity , which had been anticipated from the ample stock of worth collected in convention , would all be blasted by the rising of that body without ...
... expected . More than once , there was reason to fear that the rich harvest of national felicity , which had been anticipated from the ample stock of worth collected in convention , would all be blasted by the rising of that body without ...
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... expected the new commercial and political systems to be equally durable . As if , in the term REPUBLIC , the avaricious spirit of commercial monopoly would lose its influence over men ; as if the passions were to withdraw from the ...
... expected the new commercial and political systems to be equally durable . As if , in the term REPUBLIC , the avaricious spirit of commercial monopoly would lose its influence over men ; as if the passions were to withdraw from the ...
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... expected , and omitted to make them in the first instance , while the course to be pur- sued by the directory was under deliberation . Meanwhile , his letters kept up the alarm which had been excited with regard to the dispositions of ...
... expected , and omitted to make them in the first instance , while the course to be pur- sued by the directory was under deliberation . Meanwhile , his letters kept up the alarm which had been excited with regard to the dispositions of ...
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