The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 159
... carried - Treaty of Peace with the Creeks -- Cavillings about Presidential Etiquette - Wash- ington's Defence - Adjournment of Congress -- Fancied Harmony of the Cabinet -- Jefferson suspects Hamilton of Finesse in Procuring his Agency ...
... carried - Treaty of Peace with the Creeks -- Cavillings about Presidential Etiquette - Wash- ington's Defence - Adjournment of Congress -- Fancied Harmony of the Cabinet -- Jefferson suspects Hamilton of Finesse in Procuring his Agency ...
Stran 198
... carried by small majorities , they had been carried by these very votes . It was a cause of just uneasiness , therefore , when we saw a legislature legislat- ing for their own interests in opposition to those of the people ...
... carried by small majorities , they had been carried by these very votes . It was a cause of just uneasiness , therefore , when we saw a legislature legislat- ing for their own interests in opposition to those of the people ...
Stran 261
... carried about the streets , and finally burnt in front of the British minister's house , amid the shoutings of the populace . The whole country seemed determined , by prompt and clamor- ous manifestations of dissatisfaction , to make ...
... carried about the streets , and finally burnt in front of the British minister's house , amid the shoutings of the populace . The whole country seemed determined , by prompt and clamor- ous manifestations of dissatisfaction , to make ...
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