History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of James Buchanan, Količina 3Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... killing or wound- ing fifty of her crew , without the loss of a single man . The instructions of the American commander not permit- ting him to carry the vessel in , he pro- ceeded to dismantle her . " Her arma- ment was thrown ...
... killing or wound- ing fifty of her crew , without the loss of a single man . The instructions of the American commander not permit- ting him to carry the vessel in , he pro- ceeded to dismantle her . " Her arma- ment was thrown ...
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... , the place sub- mitted . " In this affair , only four- teen of the assailants were kill- ed and wounded , General Eaton being 1805 . CH . III . ] among the latter . The 58 BK . V. PROGRESS OF EVENTS DURING 1803-1805 .
... , the place sub- mitted . " In this affair , only four- teen of the assailants were kill- ed and wounded , General Eaton being 1805 . CH . III . ] among the latter . The 58 BK . V. PROGRESS OF EVENTS DURING 1803-1805 .
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... deliver it . Sincerely anxious to avoid this result , Hamilton attempted further negotiation through Judge Pendleton , his friend for the oc- sion ; but it was all in vain . Burr had 1804 . determined to kill him , if possible ,
... deliver it . Sincerely anxious to avoid this result , Hamilton attempted further negotiation through Judge Pendleton , his friend for the oc- sion ; but it was all in vain . Burr had 1804 . determined to kill him , if possible ,
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... kill him , if possible , and so he urged on matters in the most offensive and insulting manner . Some delay occurred , because Hamilton wished to discharge certain duties to his clients , and also to arrange his affairs in view of what ...
... kill him , if possible , and so he urged on matters in the most offensive and insulting manner . Some delay occurred , because Hamilton wished to discharge certain duties to his clients , and also to arrange his affairs in view of what ...
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... killed , and eighteen wounded ; the commodore being amongst the latter ; and the injuries done to hull , masts , and ... killing one of her crew ; and drawing from the president a proclamation forbid- ding the entrance of that vessel ...
... killed , and eighteen wounded ; the commodore being amongst the latter ; and the injuries done to hull , masts , and ... killing one of her crew ; and drawing from the president a proclamation forbid- ding the entrance of that vessel ...
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