The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 136
... prepared upon them by financial studies and investigations than he could pretend to be . Such a person he considered ... prepare a plan for the purpose , and report it at their next session . The arrangement of the Judicial department ...
... prepared upon them by financial studies and investigations than he could pretend to be . Such a person he considered ... prepare a plan for the purpose , and report it at their next session . The arrangement of the Judicial department ...
Stran 154
... prepare such a plan during its recess . In the one thus prepared , he asserted , what none were disposed to question , the propriety of paying the foreign debt according to its terms . He asserted , also , the equal validity of the ...
... prepare such a plan during its recess . In the one thus prepared , he asserted , what none were disposed to question , the propriety of paying the foreign debt according to its terms . He asserted , also , the equal validity of the ...
Stran 337
... prepared for the press , an oppor- tunity was afforded , through the kindness of John C. Hamilton , Esq . , to examine several letters which passed between Washington and General Hamilton relating to the Address , and also a copy of it ...
... prepared for the press , an oppor- tunity was afforded , through the kindness of John C. Hamilton , Esq . , to examine several letters which passed between Washington and General Hamilton relating to the Address , and also a copy of it ...
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