Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... served the summons , if served at all . " I doubt not but they will endeavor to amuse you with many smooth stories , as they did me ; but they were confuted in them all , and , by circumstances too plain to be denied , almost made ...
... served the summons , if served at all . " I doubt not but they will endeavor to amuse you with many smooth stories , as they did me ; but they were confuted in them all , and , by circumstances too plain to be denied , almost made ...
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... served in Poland , and Colonel Israel Putnam , whose bravery and character need no description . " As these two men will take a prominent part in coming events , we pause to give a word or two concerning them . Israel Putnam was a ...
... served in Poland , and Colonel Israel Putnam , whose bravery and character need no description . " As these two men will take a prominent part in coming events , we pause to give a word or two concerning them . Israel Putnam was a ...
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... served with them , he said , and knew them well , and would venture to say they would never dare to face an English army ; that they were destitute of every requisite to make good soldiers , and that a very slight force would be ...
... served with them , he said , and knew them well , and would venture to say they would never dare to face an English army ; that they were destitute of every requisite to make good soldiers , and that a very slight force would be ...
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