Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 107
... caused by measures of Governor Gage . The public mind , in Boston and its vicinity , had been rendered excessively jealous ... cause of America . " It is surprising , " writes General Gage , " that so many of the other provinces interest ...
... caused by measures of Governor Gage . The public mind , in Boston and its vicinity , had been rendered excessively jealous ... cause of America . " It is surprising , " writes General Gage , " that so many of the other provinces interest ...
Stran 158
... cause of his wish to retire from an official station ; it was the annoyance he had suffered throughout the campaign from sectional preju- dice and jealousy . " I could point out particular persons of rank in the army , " writes he ...
... cause of his wish to retire from an official station ; it was the annoyance he had suffered throughout the campaign from sectional preju- dice and jealousy . " I could point out particular persons of rank in the army , " writes he ...
Stran 193
... cause . ” eral Schuyler , at present , was to be the victim . | ter ; when I trust it will appear that it was more We have already noticed the prejudice and a scheme calculated to ruin me than to disunite ill will , on the part of the ...
... cause . ” eral Schuyler , at present , was to be the victim . | ter ; when I trust it will appear that it was more We have already noticed the prejudice and a scheme calculated to ruin me than to disunite ill will , on the part of the ...
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Preparations for HostilitiesWashington | 1 |
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Infatuation in British CouncilsCol Grant | 36 |
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