The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 58
... whole pay ; and the whole matter , at one moment so fraught with danger to the republic , through the temperate wisdom of Washington , was happily adjusted . The anonymous addresses to the army , which were considered at the time so ...
... whole pay ; and the whole matter , at one moment so fraught with danger to the republic , through the temperate wisdom of Washington , was happily adjusted . The anonymous addresses to the army , which were considered at the time so ...
Stran 227
... whole before the executive council of France , and explain the reason for desiring the recall of Mr. Genet . It was proposed that a publication of the whole correspond- ence , and a statement of the proceedings , should be made by way ...
... whole before the executive council of France , and explain the reason for desiring the recall of Mr. Genet . It was proposed that a publication of the whole correspond- ence , and a statement of the proceedings , should be made by way ...
Stran 280
... whole into a dif- ferent form , " writes Washington , " let me request , notwith- standing , that my draft may be returned to me ( along with ours ) with such amendments and corrections as to render it as perfect as the formation is ...
... whole into a dif- ferent form , " writes Washington , " let me request , notwith- standing , that my draft may be returned to me ( along with ours ) with such amendments and corrections as to render it as perfect as the formation is ...
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