Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam's sons, 1902 |
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... affairs , or rather of State , as it was now called , was yet to be supplied with a head . John Jay would have received the nomination had he not preferred the bench . Washington next thought of Thomas Jefferson , who had so long filled ...
... affairs , or rather of State , as it was now called , was yet to be supplied with a head . John Jay would have received the nomination had he not preferred the bench . Washington next thought of Thomas Jefferson , who had so long filled ...
Stran 102
... affairs at home to affairs in France ; and to the conspicuous and perilous part which his friend and disciple Lafayette , was playing in the great revolutionary drama . “ Your friend , the Marquis de Lafayette , " writes the Marquis de ...
... affairs at home to affairs in France ; and to the conspicuous and perilous part which his friend and disciple Lafayette , was playing in the great revolutionary drama . “ Your friend , the Marquis de Lafayette , " writes the Marquis de ...
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... Affairs , that those envoys would be received in proper form and treated with on terms of equality . Mr. Murray was directed at the same time to have no further informal communications with any French agent . Mr. Henry declined to ...
... Affairs , that those envoys would be received in proper form and treated with on terms of equality . Mr. Murray was directed at the same time to have no further informal communications with any French agent . Mr. Henry declined to ...
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