The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... military chief : " General Rochambeau , " adds he , " is still at his country seat near Vendome . He enjoys there tolerably good health considering his great age , and reckons , as well as his military family , amongst his most dear and ...
... military chief : " General Rochambeau , " adds he , " is still at his country seat near Vendome . He enjoys there tolerably good health considering his great age , and reckons , as well as his military family , amongst his most dear and ...
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... military character . " Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was placed next in rank , not solely on account of his military qualifications , which were great , but of his popularity and influence in the Southern States , where his connections ...
... military character . " Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was placed next in rank , not solely on account of his military qualifications , which were great , but of his popularity and influence in the Southern States , where his connections ...
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... military laws .. superintends the measures taken for frontier security . Washington , George - Continued . .i . 161 ... military conference ... .i . 187 attends the Assembly .1 . 245 arrives at Winchester .. .i . 187 orderea to Fort ...
... military laws .. superintends the measures taken for frontier security . Washington , George - Continued . .i . 161 ... military conference ... .i . 187 attends the Assembly .1 . 245 arrives at Winchester .. .i . 187 orderea to Fort ...
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