Life of George Washington, Količina 2G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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Stran 114
... persons to leave Boston without his permission under pain of military execution ; the second forbade any one , so permitted , to take with him more than five pounds sterling , under pain of for- feiting all the money found upon his person ...
... persons to leave Boston without his permission under pain of military execution ; the second forbade any one , so permitted , to take with him more than five pounds sterling , under pain of for- feiting all the money found upon his person ...
Stran 263
... persons of good credit , that about one hundred persons , living on what are commonly called the New Hampshire Grants , have had a design to seize me as a tory , and perhaps still have . There never was a man so infamously scandalized ...
... persons of good credit , that about one hundred persons , living on what are commonly called the New Hampshire Grants , have had a design to seize me as a tory , and perhaps still have . There never was a man so infamously scandalized ...
Stran 319
... person acting in a public character , should have some inscriptions to designate it from a mere private letter ; and he should absolutely decline any let- ter addressed to himself as a private person , when it re- lated to his public ...
... person acting in a public character , should have some inscriptions to designate it from a mere private letter ; and he should absolutely decline any let- ter addressed to himself as a private person , when it re- lated to his public ...
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