Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 139
... give free operation to truth , and pun- ish those who deceive and misrepresent ; and not only the effects , but the cause , of this unhappy conflict will be removed . Should those , under whose usurped authority you act , control such a ...
... give free operation to truth , and pun- ish those who deceive and misrepresent ; and not only the effects , but the cause , of this unhappy conflict will be removed . Should those , under whose usurped authority you act , control such a ...
Stran 259
... give us the quickest intelli- gence if they observe any embarkation on the North River . " As to the affair of Fort Washing- ton , all that Lee observed on the subject was : " Oh , general , why would you be over persuaded by men of ...
... give us the quickest intelli- gence if they observe any embarkation on the North River . " As to the affair of Fort Washing- ton , all that Lee observed on the subject was : " Oh , general , why would you be over persuaded by men of ...
Stran 288
... give notice of every movement , and foes without to take advantage of it ; so that not a for- aging party could sally forth without being way- laid . By degrees he drew in his troops which were posted about the country , and collected ...
... give notice of every movement , and foes without to take advantage of it ; so that not a for- aging party could sally forth without being way- laid . By degrees he drew in his troops which were posted about the country , and collected ...
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