Life of George WashingtonSleepy Hollow Restorations, 1975 - 721 strani |
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... military and civil affairs . The gov- ernor found the House of Burgesses unmanageable . His demands for military supplies were resisted on what he considered presump- tuous pretexts or granted sparingly under mortifying restrictions ...
... military and civil affairs . The gov- ernor found the House of Burgesses unmanageable . His demands for military supplies were resisted on what he considered presump- tuous pretexts or granted sparingly under mortifying restrictions ...
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... military affairs . He was frequently called from home to review independent companies , all of which were anxious to put themselves under his command . Mount Vernon again assumed a military tone as in former days , when he took his ...
... military affairs . He was frequently called from home to review independent companies , all of which were anxious to put themselves under his command . Mount Vernon again assumed a military tone as in former days , when he took his ...
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... military talents and experi- ence , was evinced in his being chairman of all the committees for military affairs . Most of the rules and regulations for the army and the measures for defence were devised by him . The situation of the ...
... military talents and experi- ence , was evinced in his being chairman of all the committees for military affairs . Most of the rules and regulations for the army and the measures for defence were devised by him . The situation of the ...
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