The Life of George Washington, Količina 2American Publishers Corporation, 1890 |
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Stran 558
... duty as a man . Hitherto the new government had not been properly organized , but its several duties had been performed by the officers who had them in charge at the time of Washington's inauguration . It was not until the 10th of Sept ...
... duty as a man . Hitherto the new government had not been properly organized , but its several duties had been performed by the officers who had them in charge at the time of Washington's inauguration . It was not until the 10th of Sept ...
Stran 591
... duty of a neutral nation to remedy any injury sustained by armaments fitted out in its ports . Jefferson and Randolph con- tended that the case should be left to the decision of the courts of justice . If the courts adjudged the ...
... duty of a neutral nation to remedy any injury sustained by armaments fitted out in its ports . Jefferson and Randolph con- tended that the case should be left to the decision of the courts of justice . If the courts adjudged the ...
Stran 598
... duty or the public good may require him to propose to the deliberations of Congress . I have , therefore , the honor of returning you the copies sent for distribution . " Washing- ton had been especially sensible of the talents and ...
... duty or the public good may require him to propose to the deliberations of Congress . I have , therefore , the honor of returning you the copies sent for distribution . " Washing- ton had been especially sensible of the talents and ...
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