The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... Secretary of the Treasury with official misconduct , and intimating that a large balance of public money had not been accounted for . A report of the Secretary gave all the information desired ; but the charges against him continued to ...
... Secretary of the Treasury with official misconduct , and intimating that a large balance of public money had not been accounted for . A report of the Secretary gave all the information desired ; but the charges against him continued to ...
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... secretary of war . " On the subject of the treaty , " writes Pickering , " I confess I feel extreme solicitude , and ... secretary of state , with Mr. Fauchet , had sent it to Mr. Hammond , the British minister in Philadelphia . He had ...
... secretary of war . " On the subject of the treaty , " writes Pickering , " I confess I feel extreme solicitude , and ... secretary of state , with Mr. Fauchet , had sent it to Mr. Hammond , the British minister in Philadelphia . He had ...
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... Secretary of War , to meet that public functionary and Major- Generals Hamilton and Pinckney , and make arrangements re- specting the forces about to be raised . The Secretary had prepared a series of questions for their consideration ...
... Secretary of War , to meet that public functionary and Major- Generals Hamilton and Pinckney , and make arrangements re- specting the forces about to be raised . The Secretary had prepared a series of questions for their consideration ...
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