Life of George Washington, Količina 8G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1897 |
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Stran 153
... nature , rather than her more delicate effects , were grasped and reproduced by his skill ; he might not have done ... natural intelligence and the temper of the soul , the expression of the mouth that infallibly betrays the disposition ...
... nature , rather than her more delicate effects , were grasped and reproduced by his skill ; he might not have done ... natural intelligence and the temper of the soul , the expression of the mouth that infallibly betrays the disposition ...
Stran 192
Washington Irving. This Spirit , unfortunately , is inseparable from ( our ) * nature , having its root in the ... natural to party dissension , which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities , is itself ...
Washington Irving. This Spirit , unfortunately , is inseparable from ( our ) * nature , having its root in the ... natural to party dissension , which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities , is itself ...
Stran 206
... nature , would be improperly the subject of explanation on this occasion . I will barely observe that according to my understanding of the matter , that right so far from being denied by any belligerent Power , has been virtually ...
... nature , would be improperly the subject of explanation on this occasion . I will barely observe that according to my understanding of the matter , that right so far from being denied by any belligerent Power , has been virtually ...
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Washington Recalled to the Seat | 13 |
Meeting of CongressWashingtons | 27 |
CHAP IVWashingtons Farewell Address | 46 |
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