The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... reply to the same . His reply , though it failed to change the policy of the French Directory , was deemed able and satisfactory by the Executive . Some- what later came a letter from Mr. Monroe , written on the 24th , by which it ...
... reply to the same . His reply , though it failed to change the policy of the French Directory , was deemed able and satisfactory by the Executive . Some- what later came a letter from Mr. Monroe , written on the 24th , by which it ...
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... reply to President Livingston's address .. instructions to General Schuyler ..... 3 : 0 leaves New York at the ... reply to Gen. Assembly of Mass . .i . 336 appeals to the soldiers ' patriotism.ii . 17 cheering news from Cañada ...
... reply to President Livingston's address .. instructions to General Schuyler ..... 3 : 0 leaves New York at the ... reply to Gen. Assembly of Mass . .i . 336 appeals to the soldiers ' patriotism.ii . 17 cheering news from Cañada ...
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... reply to Dumas ......... .. .iv . 296 .iv . 240 threatened war with France .. .iv . 298 concerning French expedition .. relative to Genet .. .iv . 242 on accepting the command . .iv . 298 .iv . 243 appointed commander - in - chief ...
... reply to Dumas ......... .. .iv . 296 .iv . 240 threatened war with France .. .iv . 298 concerning French expedition .. relative to Genet .. .iv . 242 on accepting the command . .iv . 298 .iv . 243 appointed commander - in - chief ...
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