Life of George Washington, Količina 5Putnam, 1860 Five volumes complete in three. |
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Stran 21
... expressed hope , but owned that he had apprehensions . " Whether to - night or twenty years hence , makes no difference , " observed Washington . " I know that I am in the hands of a good Providence . " His sufferings were intense , and ...
... expressed hope , but owned that he had apprehensions . " Whether to - night or twenty years hence , makes no difference , " observed Washington . " I know that I am in the hands of a good Providence . " His sufferings were intense , and ...
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... expressed the singular pleasure he felt in addressing him " as the head of that depart- ment which must be considered as the keystone of our political fabric . " Jay's associate judges were , John Rutledge of South Carolina , James ...
... expressed the singular pleasure he felt in addressing him " as the head of that depart- ment which must be considered as the keystone of our political fabric . " Jay's associate judges were , John Rutledge of South Carolina , James ...
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... expressed freely , " writes he , " in letters to my friends , and most particularly to Mr. Madison and General Washington , my approbations and objections . " * What those approbations and objections were appears by the following ...
... expressed freely , " writes he , " in letters to my friends , and most particularly to Mr. Madison and General Washington , my approbations and objections . " * What those approbations and objections were appears by the following ...
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... expressed himself flattered by the nomina- tion , but dubious of his being equal to its extensive and various duties , while , on the other hand , he felt familiar with the duties of his present office . " But it is not for an ...
... expressed himself flattered by the nomina- tion , but dubious of his being equal to its extensive and various duties , while , on the other hand , he felt familiar with the duties of his present office . " But it is not for an ...
Stran 58
... expressed himself dubiously on the subject . " Whether any people could long govern themselves in an equal , uniform , and orderly manner , was a question of vital im- portance to the cause of liberty , but a question which , like ...
... expressed himself dubiously on the subject . " Whether any people could long govern themselves in an equal , uniform , and orderly manner , was a question of vital im- portance to the cause of liberty , but a question which , like ...
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