Life of George Washington, Količina 4G. P. Putnam's sons, 1897 |
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Stran 30
... hope that has been ex- cited , void of foundation . And if , as has been suggested for the purpose of inflaming their passions , ' the officers of the army are to be the only sufferers by the Revolution ; if , retiring from the field ...
... hope that has been ex- cited , void of foundation . And if , as has been suggested for the purpose of inflaming their passions , ' the officers of the army are to be the only sufferers by the Revolution ; if , retiring from the field ...
Stran 41
... hope to be a happy nation . ” While the patriot army , encamped under the eye of Wash- ington , bore their hardships and privations without flinching , or returned quietly to their homes with , as yet , no actual reward but the weapons ...
... hope to be a happy nation . ” While the patriot army , encamped under the eye of Wash- ington , bore their hardships and privations without flinching , or returned quietly to their homes with , as yet , no actual reward but the weapons ...
Stran 47
... hope of ever meeting again , and with prospects of a miserable subsistence in future . " * Notwithstanding every exertion had been made for the evacuation of New York , such was the number of persons and the quantity of effects of all ...
... hope of ever meeting again , and with prospects of a miserable subsistence in future . " * Notwithstanding every exertion had been made for the evacuation of New York , such was the number of persons and the quantity of effects of all ...
Stran 54
... hope to spend the remainder of my days in cultivating the affections of good men and in the practice of the domestic virtues . " CHAPTER THIRTY - FOUR Washington at Mount Vernon - A Soldier's Repose - Plans of Do- mestic Life - Kind ...
... hope to spend the remainder of my days in cultivating the affections of good men and in the practice of the domestic virtues . " CHAPTER THIRTY - FOUR Washington at Mount Vernon - A Soldier's Repose - Plans of Do- mestic Life - Kind ...
Stran 85
... hope and inexhaustible energy , and , as it were , fighting almost without weapons . His great con- test of generalship with the veteran Cornwallis has insured for him a lasting renown . " He was a great and good man ! " was ...
... hope and inexhaustible energy , and , as it were , fighting almost without weapons . His great con- test of generalship with the veteran Cornwallis has insured for him a lasting renown . " He was a great and good man ! " was ...
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