Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 384
... appointed in the church . Still his friendly intercourse with the Dunmore family was continued during the remainder of his sojourn in Williamsburg , where he was detained by business until the 20th , when he set out on his re- turn to ...
... appointed in the church . Still his friendly intercourse with the Dunmore family was continued during the remainder of his sojourn in Williamsburg , where he was detained by business until the 20th , when he set out on his re- turn to ...
Stran 420
... to the Congress , -to commission them , and direct the operations of the army . Another committee was appointed to furnish supplies to the 1774. ] MILITARY MOVEMENTS . 421 forces when called out 420 [ 1774 . LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
... to the Congress , -to commission them , and direct the operations of the army . Another committee was appointed to furnish supplies to the 1774. ] MILITARY MOVEMENTS . 421 forces when called out 420 [ 1774 . LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
Stran 452
... appoint- ment ; and particularly Mr. Pendleton , was clear and full against it . It is scarcely necessary to add , that Washington in this , as in every other situation in life , made no step in advance to clutch the impending honor ...
... appoint- ment ; and particularly Mr. Pendleton , was clear and full against it . It is scarcely necessary to add , that Washington in this , as in every other situation in life , made no step in advance to clutch the impending honor ...
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