The Life of George Washington, Količina 2American Publishers Corporation, 1890 |
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Stran 387
... United States . The negotiations with the French Cabinet which had gone on so slowly as almost to reduce our commissioners to despair , were brought to a happy termination , and on the 2d of May , ten days after the passing by Congress ...
... United States . The negotiations with the French Cabinet which had gone on so slowly as almost to reduce our commissioners to despair , were brought to a happy termination , and on the 2d of May , ten days after the passing by Congress ...
Stran 596
... United States , so jealously guarded by Washington , was also put to imminent hazard by ill - advised measures of the British cabinet . There was such a scarcity in France , in consequence of the failure of the crops , that a famine was ...
... United States , so jealously guarded by Washington , was also put to imminent hazard by ill - advised measures of the British cabinet . There was such a scarcity in France , in consequence of the failure of the crops , that a famine was ...
Stran 606
... United States . The Sen- ate was convened by Washington on the 8th of June , and the treaty was laid before it , with its accompanying documents . The session was with closed doors , discussions were long and arduous , and the treaty ...
... United States . The Sen- ate was convened by Washington on the 8th of June , and the treaty was laid before it , with its accompanying documents . The session was with closed doors , discussions were long and arduous , and the treaty ...
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