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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... received . To prevent the diversion of any part of this sum from the most essential objects , he had concealed the negotiations even from congress , and had communicated it only to the Commander- in - chief ; yet , after receiving the ...
... received . To prevent the diversion of any part of this sum from the most essential objects , he had concealed the negotiations even from congress , and had communicated it only to the Commander- in - chief ; yet , after receiving the ...
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... received by the governor of that state , and by its citizens , with an enthusiasm well calculated to dis- sipate ... receiving extravagant marks of public attachment , during which time , he undertook to authorize the fitting and arming ...
... received by the governor of that state , and by its citizens , with an enthusiasm well calculated to dis- sipate ... receiving extravagant marks of public attachment , during which time , he undertook to authorize the fitting and arming ...
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... received ? Ques . III . If received , shall it be absolutely or with qualifications ; and if with qualifications , of what kind ? Ques . IV . Are the United States obliged by good faith to consider the treaties heretofore made with ...
... received ? Ques . III . If received , shall it be absolutely or with qualifications ; and if with qualifications , of what kind ? Ques . IV . Are the United States obliged by good faith to consider the treaties heretofore made with ...
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