Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1856 |
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... Honored by the Public - Projects for Defence - Suggestions of Washington - The Gentlemen Associators - Retreat of the Savages - Expedition against Kittanning - Captain Hugh Mercer - Second Struggle through the Wilderness , • 232 CHAPTER ...
... Honored by the Public - Projects for Defence - Suggestions of Washington - The Gentlemen Associators - Retreat of the Savages - Expedition against Kittanning - Captain Hugh Mercer - Second Struggle through the Wilderness , • 232 CHAPTER ...
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... honors and privileges had been subject to repeated dispute and encroachment , and the prior had nearly been elbowed ... honor of his priory , and filling the abbot's chair for thirty years , he died , to use an ancient phrase , " in all ...
... honors and privileges had been subject to repeated dispute and encroachment , and the prior had nearly been elbowed ... honor of his priory , and filling the abbot's chair for thirty years , he died , to use an ancient phrase , " in all ...
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... honor of his public services and private * South Cave is near the Humber . " In the vicinity is Cave Castle , an embattled edifice . It has a noble collection of paintings , including a por- trait of General Washington , whose ancestors ...
... honor of his public services and private * South Cave is near the Humber . " In the vicinity is Cave Castle , an embattled edifice . It has a noble collection of paintings , including a por- trait of General Washington , whose ancestors ...
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... honor and loyalty . Hereditary rank may be an illusion ; but hereditary virtue gives a patent of innate nobleness beyond all the blazonry of the Heralds ' College . Placed there by George W. Custis , Esq . CHAPTER II . THE HOME OF ...
... honor and loyalty . Hereditary rank may be an illusion ; but hereditary virtue gives a patent of innate nobleness beyond all the blazonry of the Heralds ' College . Placed there by George W. Custis , Esq . CHAPTER II . THE HOME OF ...
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... , distinguished itself by its bravery . The troops sus- tained unflinching a destructive fire for several hours , and at length retired with honor , their small force having sustained a loss of about six hundred killed and.
... , distinguished itself by its bravery . The troops sus- tained unflinching a destructive fire for several hours , and at length retired with honor , their small force having sustained a loss of about six hundred killed and.
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