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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... republic should be fairly tried . Early in January , this resolution was shaken , by fresh proofs of the perseverance of that minister , in a line of conduct , not to be tolerated by a nation , which has not surrendered all pretensions ...
... republic should be fairly tried . Early in January , this resolution was shaken , by fresh proofs of the perseverance of that minister , in a line of conduct , not to be tolerated by a nation , which has not surrendered all pretensions ...
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... republic . An amendment was moved to vary this resolution so as to express the sentiment to the President , and omit the request that it should be communicated to the French republic . The complimentary correspondence between the two ...
... republic . An amendment was moved to vary this resolution so as to express the sentiment to the President , and omit the request that it should be communicated to the French republic . The complimentary correspondence between the two ...
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... republic , to employ the only means in their power to avert the rupture which was threatened , and which appeared to be inevitable . During these transactions , occasion was repeatedly taken to insult the American government ; open war ...
... republic , to employ the only means in their power to avert the rupture which was threatened , and which appeared to be inevitable . During these transactions , occasion was repeatedly taken to insult the American government ; open war ...
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