Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam's sons, 1902 |
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Stran 195
Washington Irving. EDMOND CHARLES GENET . 195 whatever might be his immediate loss of popular favor . His resolution was soon put to the test . The French republic had recently appointed Edmond Charles Genet , or " Citizen Genet , " as ...
Washington Irving. EDMOND CHARLES GENET . 195 whatever might be his immediate loss of popular favor . His resolution was soon put to the test . The French republic had recently appointed Edmond Charles Genet , or " Citizen Genet , " as ...
Stran 224
... Citizen Genet was arrived at Powles Hook Ferry , directly opposite the city . There was an immediate assemblage of the repub- lican party in the fields now called the Park . A commit tee was appointed to escort Genet into the city . He ...
... Citizen Genet was arrived at Powles Hook Ferry , directly opposite the city . There was an immediate assemblage of the repub- lican party in the fields now called the Park . A commit tee was appointed to escort Genet into the city . He ...
Stran 261
... Citizen Genet , re- quested , as an act of reciprocity , the recall of Gouver- neur Morris , whose political sympathies were considered highly aristocratical . The request was granted accord- ingly , but Washington , in a letter to ...
... Citizen Genet , re- quested , as an act of reciprocity , the recall of Gouver- neur Morris , whose political sympathies were considered highly aristocratical . The request was granted accord- ingly , but Washington , in a letter to ...
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