Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam's sons, 1902 |
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Stran 199
... cause once glorious , and that might have been tri- umphant . The cause of France is compared with that of America during its late Revolution . Would to Heaven that the comparison were just ! Would to Heaven we could discern , in the ...
... cause once glorious , and that might have been tri- umphant . The cause of France is compared with that of America during its late Revolution . Would to Heaven that the comparison were just ! Would to Heaven we could discern , in the ...
Stran 418
... cause in the effect itself ** Besides the more serious causes already hinted as threatening our Union , there is one less dangerous , but sufficiently dangerous to make it prudent to be upon our guard against it . I allude to the ...
... cause in the effect itself ** Besides the more serious causes already hinted as threatening our Union , there is one less dangerous , but sufficiently dangerous to make it prudent to be upon our guard against it . I allude to the ...
Stran 479
... cause , i . 560 . fortifies Guy's Park , i . 560 . holds an Indian council , i . 560 . doubtful intentions , i . 560 . Johnson , Colonel Guy , at Montreal , ii . 68 . contemplates hostilities , ii . 275 . Johnson , Sir John , supports ...
... cause , i . 560 . fortifies Guy's Park , i . 560 . holds an Indian council , i . 560 . doubtful intentions , i . 560 . Johnson , Colonel Guy , at Montreal , ii . 68 . contemplates hostilities , ii . 275 . Johnson , Sir John , supports ...
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