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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... secretary of the treasury , suggesting such further measures as were deemed necessary for the establishment of public credit . 1 It will be recollected that in his original report on this sub- ject , the secretary had recommended the ...
... secretary of the treasury , suggesting such further measures as were deemed necessary for the establishment of public credit . 1 It will be recollected that in his original report on this sub- ject , the secretary had recommended the ...
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... secretary of state , which required immediate attention , were those which related to the Little Democrat . On reading them , a messenger was immediately despatched for the secretary , but he had re- tired , indisposed , to his seat in ...
... secretary of state , which required immediate attention , were those which related to the Little Democrat . On reading them , a messenger was immediately despatched for the secretary , but he had re- tired , indisposed , to his seat in ...
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... secretary of state had supposed . He had stated the ton- nage employed in the intercourse with France and her colonies , at 116,410 tons ; and that employed in the commerce with Great Britain at 43,580 tons . The secretary was led into ...
... secretary of state had supposed . He had stated the ton- nage employed in the intercourse with France and her colonies , at 116,410 tons ; and that employed in the commerce with Great Britain at 43,580 tons . The secretary was led into ...
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