Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam's sons, 1902 |
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... MORRIS RECALLED . HIS RECEPTION . - PROCLAMATION OF WASHINGTON . — PERSEVERANCE OF THE INSURGENTS.- SECOND ... Morris , whose political sympathies were considered highly aristocratical . The request was granted accord- ingly , but ...
... MORRIS RECALLED . HIS RECEPTION . - PROCLAMATION OF WASHINGTON . — PERSEVERANCE OF THE INSURGENTS.- SECOND ... Morris , whose political sympathies were considered highly aristocratical . The request was granted accord- ingly , but ...
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... MORRIS RECALLED . -HIS RECEPTION . -PENNSYLVANIA INSURRECTION.- - PROCLAMATION OF WASHINGTON . PERSEVERANCE OF THE ... Morris , whose political sympathies were considered highly aristocratical . The request was granted accord- ingly ...
... MORRIS RECALLED . -HIS RECEPTION . -PENNSYLVANIA INSURRECTION.- - PROCLAMATION OF WASHINGTON . PERSEVERANCE OF THE ... Morris , whose political sympathies were considered highly aristocratical . The request was granted accord- ingly ...
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... Morris , then in Lon- don , and who was in occasional communication with Lord Grenville . Washington gives a detail of the various causes of complaint against the British government which were rankling in the minds of the American peo ...
... Morris , then in Lon- don , and who was in occasional communication with Lord Grenville . Washington gives a detail of the various causes of complaint against the British government which were rankling in the minds of the American peo ...
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