Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 27
... Governor Dinwiddie in the mean time called upon the governors of the other provinces to make common cause against the foe ; he endeav- ored , also , to effect alliances with the Indian tribes of the south , the Catawbas and Chero- kees ...
... Governor Dinwiddie in the mean time called upon the governors of the other provinces to make common cause against the foe ; he endeav- ored , also , to effect alliances with the Indian tribes of the south , the Catawbas and Chero- kees ...
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... governor , in truth , was sorely perplexed commission . This idea has filled me with sur- about this time by contradictions and cross - prise ; for if you think me capable of holding a purposes , both in military and civil affairs . A ...
... governor , in truth , was sorely perplexed commission . This idea has filled me with sur- about this time by contradictions and cross - prise ; for if you think me capable of holding a purposes , both in military and civil affairs . A ...
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... Governor Shirley , with his own and Sir William Pepperell's regiments , and some New York companies ; the latter by ... Governor Shirley , of Massachusetts ; principally with the aid of a large force of their Lieutenant - governor ...
... Governor Shirley , with his own and Sir William Pepperell's regiments , and some New York companies ; the latter by ... Governor Shirley , of Massachusetts ; principally with the aid of a large force of their Lieutenant - governor ...
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