The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 31
... sent for the marquis , and , find- ing that it really was Hamilton's tour of duty , directed that he should be reinstated in it , which was done . * It was there- fore arranged that Colonel Gimat's battalion should lead the van , and be ...
... sent for the marquis , and , find- ing that it really was Hamilton's tour of duty , directed that he should be reinstated in it , which was done . * It was there- fore arranged that Colonel Gimat's battalion should lead the van , and be ...
Stran 280
... sent to me . " The paper was accordingly sent on the 15th of May , in its rough state , altered in one part since Hamilton had seen it . " If you should think it best to throw the whole into a dif- ferent form , " writes Washington ...
... sent to me . " The paper was accordingly sent on the 15th of May , in its rough state , altered in one part since Hamilton had seen it . " If you should think it best to throw the whole into a dif- ferent form , " writes Washington ...
Stran 357
... sent to foreign countries for the purpose of education , often before their minds were formed , or they had imbibed any adequate ideas of the happiness of their own ; contracting too frequently , not only habits of dissipation and ...
... sent to foreign countries for the purpose of education , often before their minds were formed , or they had imbibed any adequate ideas of the happiness of their own ; contracting too frequently , not only habits of dissipation and ...
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