Life of George Washington, Količina 2J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1873 |
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... cause as malefactors , outlawed from the courtesies of chivalric warfare . Washington was determined to have a full under- standing on this point . He was peculiarly sen- sitive with regard to Gage . They had been com- panions in arms ...
... cause as malefactors , outlawed from the courtesies of chivalric warfare . Washington was determined to have a full under- standing on this point . He was peculiarly sen- sitive with regard to Gage . They had been com- panions in arms ...
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... cause we are engaged in ; it is the cause of virtue and man- kind ; every advantage and comfort to us and our posterity depend upon the vigor of our exertions ; in short , freedom or slavery must be the result of our conduct ; there can ...
... cause we are engaged in ; it is the cause of virtue and man- kind ; every advantage and comfort to us and our posterity depend upon the vigor of our exertions ; in short , freedom or slavery must be the result of our conduct ; there can ...
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... cause . His offers were nobly rejected . The Cortlandt family suffered in consequence , being at one time obliged to abandon their manorial residence : but the head remained true to the cause , and subsequently filled the office of ...
... cause . His offers were nobly rejected . The Cortlandt family suffered in consequence , being at one time obliged to abandon their manorial residence : but the head remained true to the cause , and subsequently filled the office of ...
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