Life of George Washington, Količina 5Putnam, 1860 Five volumes complete in three. |
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... mind . It was especially pressed upon his attention nearly thirty years ago while he was in Europe , by a proposition of the late Mr. Archibald Constable , the eminent publisher of Edinburgh , and he resolved to undertake it as soon as ...
... mind . It was especially pressed upon his attention nearly thirty years ago while he was in Europe , by a proposition of the late Mr. Archibald Constable , the eminent publisher of Edinburgh , and he resolved to undertake it as soon as ...
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... mind . It presented to the Atlantic a front of fifteen hundred miles , divided into indi- vidual States , differing in the forms of their local governments , differing from each other in interests , in territorial magnitudes , in amount ...
... mind . It presented to the Atlantic a front of fifteen hundred miles , divided into indi- vidual States , differing in the forms of their local governments , differing from each other in interests , in territorial magnitudes , in amount ...
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... mind was ardent and active , his imagination vivid , as was his language . He had abandoned the military garb , but still maintained his soldier - like air . He was large in person , above the middle stature , with a full face , radiant ...
... mind was ardent and active , his imagination vivid , as was his language . He had abandoned the military garb , but still maintained his soldier - like air . He was large in person , above the middle stature , with a full face , radiant ...
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... minds , collected into nations or any great numbers , without a splendor and majesty in some degree proportioned to them . The sending and receiving am- bassadors is one of the most splendid and important pre- rogatives of sovereigns ...
... minds , collected into nations or any great numbers , without a splendor and majesty in some degree proportioned to them . The sending and receiving am- bassadors is one of the most splendid and important pre- rogatives of sovereigns ...
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... mind , " would he say , " I would not be in the remotest degree influenced in making nominations by motives arising from the ties of family or blood . " He was principally hurt in the present instance by the want of deference on the ...
... mind , " would he say , " I would not be in the remotest degree influenced in making nominations by motives arising from the ties of family or blood . " He was principally hurt in the present instance by the want of deference on the ...
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