Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... frontier , there would be need of their services . Expresses were sent off to hurry up the militia ordered. bitter experience ! " In the hand of heaven he stood , " to be shaped and trained for its great pur- pose ; and every trial and ...
... frontier , there would be need of their services . Expresses were sent off to hurry up the militia ordered. bitter experience ! " In the hand of heaven he stood , " to be shaped and trained for its great pur- pose ; and every trial and ...
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... frontier . He earn- estly suggested amendments on all these points , as well as with regard to the soldiers ' pay , which was less than of the regular troops , or the troops of most of the other provinces . All these suggestions ...
... frontier . He earn- estly suggested amendments on all these points , as well as with regard to the soldiers ' pay , which was less than of the regular troops , or the troops of most of the other provinces . All these suggestions ...
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... frontier inn , they took up their quarters ; but during their brief sojourn , they were entertained with great hospitality at the fort . On the day following the repast at the fort , Washington visited Croghan at his abode on the ...
... frontier inn , they took up their quarters ; but during their brief sojourn , they were entertained with great hospitality at the fort . On the day following the repast at the fort , Washington visited Croghan at his abode on the ...
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