The Life of George Washington, Količina 2American Publishers Corporation, 1890 |
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Stran 380
... tion ; it would be known throughout Europe . Washington , with his considerate paternal counsels , hastened to calm the perturba- tion of his youthful friend , and dispel those fears respecting his reputation , excited only , as he ...
... tion ; it would be known throughout Europe . Washington , with his considerate paternal counsels , hastened to calm the perturba- tion of his youthful friend , and dispel those fears respecting his reputation , excited only , as he ...
Stran 608
... tion with the court of Madrid , “ which would lay the foundation of lasting harmony with a power whose friendship we have uni- formly and sincerely desired to cherish . " . In regard to internal affairs , every part of the Union gave ...
... tion with the court of Madrid , “ which would lay the foundation of lasting harmony with a power whose friendship we have uni- formly and sincerely desired to cherish . " . In regard to internal affairs , every part of the Union gave ...
Stran 632
... tion by the Executive , and in the unanimous ratification by the Senate , of the Treaty with Spain , and in the universal satisfaction at that event , throughout the United States , a decisive proof how unfounded were the suspicions ...
... tion by the Executive , and in the unanimous ratification by the Senate , of the Treaty with Spain , and in the universal satisfaction at that event , throughout the United States , a decisive proof how unfounded were the suspicions ...
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