Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 19
... present from our father ( the King ) , we will meet him at Albany , where we expect the Governor of New York will be present . " At Logstown , Colonel Fry and two other com- missioners from Virginia , concluded a treaty with the tribes ...
... present from our father ( the King ) , we will meet him at Albany , where we expect the Governor of New York will be present . " At Logstown , Colonel Fry and two other com- missioners from Virginia , concluded a treaty with the tribes ...
Stran 55
... present de- fenceless state of the 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 ...
... present de- fenceless state of the 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 ...
Stran 262
... present circum- stances is absolute insanity . In this invasion , should the enemy alter the present direction of their operations and attempt to open the passage of the Highlands , or enter New England , I should never entertain the ...
... present circum- stances is absolute insanity . In this invasion , should the enemy alter the present direction of their operations and attempt to open the passage of the Highlands , or enter New England , I should never entertain the ...
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Preparations for HostilitiesWashington | 1 |
CHAPTER VII | 19 |
Infatuation in British CouncilsCol Grant | 36 |
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