Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam's sons, 1902 |
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... House of Representatives ; yet it was manifest , from the affec- tionate answer on the 6th , of the two Houses , to Wash- ington's speech , and the satisfaction expressed at his reëlection , that he was not included in the opposition ...
... House of Representatives ; yet it was manifest , from the affec- tionate answer on the 6th , of the two Houses , to Wash- ington's speech , and the satisfaction expressed at his reëlection , that he was not included in the opposition ...
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... House the instruction to Mr. Jay , and the correspondence and other documents relative to the treaty . Washington , believing that these papers could not be constitutionally demanded , resolved , he said , from the first moment , and ...
... House the instruction to Mr. Jay , and the correspondence and other documents relative to the treaty . Washington , believing that these papers could not be constitutionally demanded , resolved , he said , from the first moment , and ...
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... House of Representatives , v . 154 . St. Clair , Sir John , precedes Braddock , i . 190 . to Governor Morris , i ... House , iv . 311 . orders a retreat , iv . 312 . Stewart , Captain , assists Braddock , i . 239 . accompanies Braddock ...
... House of Representatives , v . 154 . St. Clair , Sir John , precedes Braddock , i . 190 . to Governor Morris , i ... House , iv . 311 . orders a retreat , iv . 312 . Stewart , Captain , assists Braddock , i . 239 . accompanies Braddock ...
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