The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 35
... American service . The American troops , but part in uniform , and all in garments much the worse for wear , yet had a spirited , soldier - like air , and were not the worse in the eyes of their countrymen for bearing the marks of hard ...
... American service . The American troops , but part in uniform , and all in garments much the worse for wear , yet had a spirited , soldier - like air , and were not the worse in the eyes of their countrymen for bearing the marks of hard ...
Stran 34
... American service. The American troops, but part in uniform, and all in garments much the worse for wear, yet had a spirited, soldier-like air, and were not the worse in the eyes of their countrymen for bearing the marks of hard service ...
... American service. The American troops, but part in uniform, and all in garments much the worse for wear, yet had a spirited, soldier-like air, and were not the worse in the eyes of their countrymen for bearing the marks of hard service ...
Stran 242
... American merchant vessels , and upwards of one hundred prisoners , and the regency manifested a disposi- tion for further outrages . A bill was introduced into Con- gress proposing a force of six frigates , to protect the com- merce of ...
... American merchant vessels , and upwards of one hundred prisoners , and the regency manifested a disposi- tion for further outrages . A bill was introduced into Con- gress proposing a force of six frigates , to protect the com- merce of ...
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