Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... FRONTIER - DIFFICULTIES AND DELAYS IN PARTING - DESCENT OF FRENCH CREEK - ARRIVAL AT VENANGO . ALTHOUGH the distance ... frontier . On being apprised , however , of the nature of Washington's errand , he informed him that there was a ...
... FRONTIER - DIFFICULTIES AND DELAYS IN PARTING - DESCENT OF FRENCH CREEK - ARRIVAL AT VENANGO . ALTHOUGH the distance ... frontier . On being apprised , however , of the nature of Washington's errand , he informed him that there was a ...
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... frontier , convinced Governor Dinwiddie and his council that the French were pre- paring to descend the Ohio in the spring , and take mil- itary possession of the country . Washington's journal was printed , and widely promulgated ...
... frontier , convinced Governor Dinwiddie and his council that the French were pre- paring to descend the Ohio in the spring , and take mil- itary possession of the country . Washington's journal was printed , and widely promulgated ...
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... frontier , he made the stand of a self - willed and obsti- nate man , in the case of Fort Cumberland ; and repre- sented it in such light to Lord Loudoun , as to draw from his lordship an order that it should be kept up : and an implied ...
... frontier , he made the stand of a self - willed and obsti- nate man , in the case of Fort Cumberland ; and repre- sented it in such light to Lord Loudoun , as to draw from his lordship an order that it should be kept up : and an implied ...
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