Life of George Washington, Količina 5Putnam, 1860 Five volumes complete in three. |
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... Military Operations - Returns to Philadelphia , leaving Lee in command -Submission of the Insurgents - The President's Letter on the Subject to Jay , Minister at London ... 196 CHAPTER XXVI . Washington's Denunciation of self - created ...
... Military Operations - Returns to Philadelphia , leaving Lee in command -Submission of the Insurgents - The President's Letter on the Subject to Jay , Minister at London ... 196 CHAPTER XXVI . Washington's Denunciation of self - created ...
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... Military Academy - Letter to Hamilton - His last Hours - The Funeral- The Will - Its Provisions in regard to his Slaves - Proceedings of Congress on his Death - Conclusion ....... 265 282 .... 290 APPENDIX . I. - Portraits of Washington ...
... Military Academy - Letter to Hamilton - His last Hours - The Funeral- The Will - Its Provisions in regard to his Slaves - Proceedings of Congress on his Death - Conclusion ....... 265 282 .... 290 APPENDIX . I. - Portraits of Washington ...
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... military garb , but still maintained his soldier - like air . He was large in person , above the middle stature , with a full face , radiant and benignant , bespeaking his open , buoyant , generous nature . He had a sonorous voice , and ...
... military garb , but still maintained his soldier - like air . He was large in person , above the middle stature , with a full face , radiant and benignant , bespeaking his open , buoyant , generous nature . He had a sonorous voice , and ...
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... military etiquette ; but what was to guard the privacy of a popular chief magistrate ? What , too , were to be the forms and ceremonials to be adopted in the presidential mansion , that would maintain the lignity of his station , allow ...
... military etiquette ; but what was to guard the privacy of a popular chief magistrate ? What , too , were to be the forms and ceremonials to be adopted in the presidential mansion , that would maintain the lignity of his station , allow ...
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... military air of command which had become habitual to him . At levees and drawing - rooms he some- times appeared cold and distant , but this was attributed by those who best knew him to the novelty of his position and his innate ...
... military air of command which had become habitual to him . At levees and drawing - rooms he some- times appeared cold and distant , but this was attributed by those who best knew him to the novelty of his position and his innate ...
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