Life of George Washington, Količina 8G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1897 |
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Stran 65
... say that could either inform or amuse a Secretary of War in Philadelphia . I might tell him that I begin my diurnal course with the sun ; that , if my hirelings are not in their places at that time , I send them messages of sorrow for ...
... say that could either inform or amuse a Secretary of War in Philadelphia . I might tell him that I begin my diurnal course with the sun ; that , if my hirelings are not in their places at that time , I send them messages of sorrow for ...
Stran 135
... says : “ I have been some time at Annapolis painting the portraits of patriots , legislators , heroes , and beauties , in order to adorn my large picture ” ; and he seems to have commenced his enterprise with sanguine hope of one day ...
... says : “ I have been some time at Annapolis painting the portraits of patriots , legislators , heroes , and beauties , in order to adorn my large picture ” ; and he seems to have commenced his enterprise with sanguine hope of one day ...
Stran 144
... says that , as a likeness , the head is inferior to Ceracchi's bust . The costume is authentic , that Washington wore as commander - inchief ; it has been assailed with the usual argumentsits want of classical effect , and its ...
... says that , as a likeness , the head is inferior to Ceracchi's bust . The costume is authentic , that Washington wore as commander - inchief ; it has been assailed with the usual argumentsits want of classical effect , and its ...
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Washington Recalled to the Seat | 13 |
Meeting of CongressWashingtons | 27 |
CHAP IVWashingtons Farewell Address | 46 |
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