Life of George Washington, Količina 5Putnam, 1860 Five volumes complete in three. |
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... cause of solicitude . Before leaving Mount Vernon , Washington had heard that the hardy yeomanry of the far West ... causes of anxiety existed at home , the foreign commerce of the Union was on a most unsatisfactory footing , and ...
... cause of solicitude . Before leaving Mount Vernon , Washington had heard that the hardy yeomanry of the far West ... causes of anxiety existed at home , the foreign commerce of the Union was on a most unsatisfactory footing , and ...
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... cause of the detention , " Is there no other avenue into the town ? " demanded he of Major Jackson . He was , in fact , on the point of wheeling about , when word was brought that the controversy was over , and that he would be received ...
... cause of the detention , " Is there no other avenue into the town ? " demanded he of Major Jackson . He was , in fact , on the point of wheeling about , when word was brought that the controversy was over , and that he would be received ...
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... Antoine . Trumbull brought an especial message from Lafayette . The Marquis had been anxious that Washington should know the state of affairs in France , and the progress and prospects of the momentous cause in which he was engaged , but ,
... Antoine . Trumbull brought an especial message from Lafayette . The Marquis had been anxious that Washington should know the state of affairs in France , and the progress and prospects of the momentous cause in which he was engaged , but ,
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Washington Irving. momentous cause in which he was engaged , but , in the hurry of occupation , had not time to write with the necessary detail ; find- ing , however , that Trumbull was soon to depart for the United States , he invited ...
Washington Irving. momentous cause in which he was engaged , but , in the hurry of occupation , had not time to write with the necessary detail ; find- ing , however , that Trumbull was soon to depart for the United States , he invited ...
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... cause ; farmers who had furnished supplies for the public service , or whose property had been assumed for it ; capitalists who , in critical periods of the war , had adventured their fortunes in sup- port of their country's ...
... cause ; farmers who had furnished supplies for the public service , or whose property had been assumed for it ; capitalists who , in critical periods of the war , had adventured their fortunes in sup- port of their country's ...
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