Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... serve as a barrier against the Northern foe . He made him lord high - admiral of the sea and waters adjoining his palatinate lord warden of the marches , and conservator of the league between England and Scotland . Thenceforth , we are ...
... serve as a barrier against the Northern foe . He made him lord high - admiral of the sea and waters adjoining his palatinate lord warden of the marches , and conservator of the league between England and Scotland . Thenceforth , we are ...
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... serve on such ignoble terms . " Parity of pay was indispensable to the dignity of the serv- ice . Other instances of false economy were pointed out by him , forming so many drags upon the ex- pedition , that he quite despaired of ...
... serve on such ignoble terms . " Parity of pay was indispensable to the dignity of the serv- ice . Other instances of false economy were pointed out by him , forming so many drags upon the ex- pedition , that he quite despaired of ...
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... serve our gracious king as they management in the commissariat . At one time the troops were six days without flour , and even then had only a casual supply from an Ohio trader . In this time of scarcity the half - king , his fellow ...
... serve our gracious king as they management in the commissariat . At one time the troops were six days without flour , and even then had only a casual supply from an Ohio trader . In this time of scarcity the half - king , his fellow ...
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