Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam's sons, 1856 |
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... cause as malefactors , outlawed from the courtesies of chivalric warfare . Washington was determined to have a full understanding on this point . He was peculiarly sensitive with regard to Gage . They had been companions in arms in ...
... cause as malefactors , outlawed from the courtesies of chivalric warfare . Washington was determined to have a full understanding on this point . He was peculiarly sensitive with regard to Gage . They had been companions in arms in ...
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... cause we are engaged in is so just and righteous , that we must try to rise superior to every obstacle in its support ; and , there- fore , I beg that you will not think of resigning , unless you have carried your application to ...
... cause we are engaged in is so just and righteous , that we must try to rise superior to every obstacle in its support ; and , there- fore , I beg that you will not think of resigning , unless you have carried your application to ...
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... cause of their country at this critical juncture , when the enemy are receiving reinforcements ? " We anticipate the reply of Governor Trumbull , received several days subsequently . " The late extraordinary and repre- hensible conduct ...
... cause of their country at this critical juncture , when the enemy are receiving reinforcements ? " We anticipate the reply of Governor Trumbull , received several days subsequently . " The late extraordinary and repre- hensible conduct ...
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