Life of George Washington, Količina 2Putnam, 1857 |
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... determined to enter upon it . Washington's feelings were of a mingled nature . They may be gathered from a letter to his friend and neighbor , George William Fairfax , then in England , in which he lays the blame of this " deplorable ...
... determined to enter upon it . Washington's feelings were of a mingled nature . They may be gathered from a letter to his friend and neighbor , George William Fairfax , then in England , in which he lays the blame of this " deplorable ...
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... determined to seize on and fortify Bunker's Hill and Dorchester Heights . In deference , however , to the suggestions of the more cautious , it was agreed to postpone the measure until they were sufficiently supplied with the munitions ...
... determined to seize on and fortify Bunker's Hill and Dorchester Heights . In deference , however , to the suggestions of the more cautious , it was agreed to postpone the measure until they were sufficiently supplied with the munitions ...
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Washington Irving. and importance , and determined Washington to confide it to General Schuyler . He was peculiarly fitted for it by his military talents , his intimate knowledge of the province and its concerns , especially what related ...
Washington Irving. and importance , and determined Washington to confide it to General Schuyler . He was peculiarly fitted for it by his military talents , his intimate knowledge of the province and its concerns , especially what related ...
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