The Life of George Washington, Količina 3Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 60
... writes Hamilton , " that there is no need of more Continental troops here than a few , to give a spur to the militia in working upon the fortifica- tions . " The " emphatical " letter of Hamilton had the effect the governor intended ...
... writes Hamilton , " that there is no need of more Continental troops here than a few , to give a spur to the militia in working upon the fortifica- tions . " The " emphatical " letter of Hamilton had the effect the governor intended ...
Stran 186
... writes Washington , " except pay- ing him military honors , it was not my intention to depart from that plain and simple manner of living , which accords with the real interest and policy of men struggling under every difficulty for the ...
... writes Washington , " except pay- ing him military honors , it was not my intention to depart from that plain and simple manner of living , which accords with the real interest and policy of men struggling under every difficulty for the ...
Stran 300
... writes he , " very stout but very active ; a man of talent and intelligence , amiable , gay , sincere and loyal . It is impossible to know him without esteeming him , and to see him without loving him . " It was about half - past seven ...
... writes he , " very stout but very active ; a man of talent and intelligence , amiable , gay , sincere and loyal . It is impossible to know him without esteeming him , and to see him without loving him . " It was about half - past seven ...
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CHAPTER I | 12 |
Scarcity in the British CampGates bides his TimeForaging Move | 21 |
CHAPTER III | 37 |
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