The Life of George Washington, Količina 3Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 142
... conduct towards him on this occasion was such , only , as I felt myself indispensably bound to adopt in discharge of the public trust reposed in me . If this produced in him unfavor- able sentiments of me , I can never consider the conduct ...
... conduct towards him on this occasion was such , only , as I felt myself indispensably bound to adopt in discharge of the public trust reposed in me . If this produced in him unfavor- able sentiments of me , I can never consider the conduct ...
Stran 142
... conduct towards him on this occasion was such , only , as I felt myself indispensably bound to adopt in discharge of the public trust reposed in me . If this produced in him unfavorable sentiments of me , I can never consider the conduct ...
... conduct towards him on this occasion was such , only , as I felt myself indispensably bound to adopt in discharge of the public trust reposed in me . If this produced in him unfavorable sentiments of me , I can never consider the conduct ...
Stran 273
... conduct . ' " " During the brief time she remained at the Robinson House , she was treated with the utmost deference and delicacy , but soon set off , under a passport of Washington , for her father's ouse in Philadelphia . * Memoirs of ...
... conduct . ' " " During the brief time she remained at the Robinson House , she was treated with the utmost deference and delicacy , but soon set off , under a passport of Washington , for her father's ouse in Philadelphia . * Memoirs of ...
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CHAPTER I | 12 |
Scarcity in the British CampGates bides his TimeForaging Move | 21 |
CHAPTER III | 37 |
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