Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 42
... received him into frank com- panionship , and a cordial intimacy commenced between them that continued throughout the campaign . fied the recent establishments of the French on the Ohio as the objects of his expedition . Niagara and ...
... received him into frank com- panionship , and a cordial intimacy commenced between them that continued throughout the campaign . fied the recent establishments of the French on the Ohio as the objects of his expedition . Niagara and ...
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... received that appointment through the influence of the Schuyler family . Both Generals Schuyler and Lee , when young men , had campaigned with him ; and it was among the Mohawk warriors , who rallied under his standard , that Lee had ...
... received that appointment through the influence of the Schuyler family . Both Generals Schuyler and Lee , when young men , had campaigned with him ; and it was among the Mohawk warriors , who rallied under his standard , that Lee had ...
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... received the adjutant - general at headquarters with much form and ceremony , in full military array with his officers and guards about him . • Colonel Patterson , addressing him by the title of your excellency , endeavored to explain ...
... received the adjutant - general at headquarters with much form and ceremony , in full military array with his officers and guards about him . • Colonel Patterson , addressing him by the title of your excellency , endeavored to explain ...
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