Life of George Washington, Količina 5Putnam, 1860 Five volumes complete in three. |
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... Appearance of his Vindication- Pickering transferred to the Department of State -- M'Henry appointed Secretary of War - Arrival of George Washington Lafayette ....... 220 CHAPTER XXIX . PAGE Meeting of Congress - Washington's Official.
... Appearance of his Vindication- Pickering transferred to the Department of State -- M'Henry appointed Secretary of War - Arrival of George Washington Lafayette ....... 220 CHAPTER XXIX . PAGE Meeting of Congress - Washington's Official.
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... appeared cold and distant , but this was attributed by those who best knew him to the novelty of his position and his innate diffidence , which seemed to increase with the light which his re 1789. ] THE PRESIDENT'S HOUSEHOLD . 17 nown ...
... appeared cold and distant , but this was attributed by those who best knew him to the novelty of his position and his innate diffidence , which seemed to increase with the light which his re 1789. ] THE PRESIDENT'S HOUSEHOLD . 17 nown ...
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... appeared to be most diffident . As to Mrs. Washington , those who really knew her at the time , speak of her as free from pretension or affectation ; undaz- zled by her position , and discharging its duties with the truthful simplicity ...
... appeared to be most diffident . As to Mrs. Washington , those who really knew her at the time , speak of her as free from pretension or affectation ; undaz- zled by her position , and discharging its duties with the truthful simplicity ...
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... appeared therefore to me , " adds Washington , " that Mr. Fishburn must have enjoyed the confidence of the militia officers in order to have been elected to a military rank - the confidence of the freemen , to have been elected to the ...
... appeared therefore to me , " adds Washington , " that Mr. Fishburn must have enjoyed the confidence of the militia officers in order to have been elected to a military rank - the confidence of the freemen , to have been elected to the ...
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... appearance and address were dignified and prepossessing ; he had an expressive countenance , a beaming eye , and somewhat of the ore rotundo in speaking . Randolph promptly accepted the nomination , but did not take his seat in the ...
... appearance and address were dignified and prepossessing ; he had an expressive countenance , a beaming eye , and somewhat of the ore rotundo in speaking . Randolph promptly accepted the nomination , but did not take his seat in the ...
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