Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam's sons, 1902 |
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... effect , by rendering it odious to the body of the people , I considered it a duty to en- deavor to resist the torrent , and , as an effectual means to this end , to draw aside the veil from the principal actors . To this strong impulse ...
... effect , by rendering it odious to the body of the people , I considered it a duty to en- deavor to resist the torrent , and , as an effectual means to this end , to draw aside the veil from the principal actors . To this strong impulse ...
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... effect on the presidential election ; his ultimate object , to establish such an influence in the country as to sway the govern- ment and control its measures . Early in January , 1797 , therefore , Washington requested Mr. Pickering ...
... effect on the presidential election ; his ultimate object , to establish such an influence in the country as to sway the govern- ment and control its measures . Early in January , 1797 , therefore , Washington requested Mr. Pickering ...
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Washington Irving. INDEX . INDEX . effect in France , iii . 339 . effect on the American army , iii . 339 . Gerry , Elbridge , anecdote of Warren , i . 550 . suggested to accompany General Lee , ii . 52 . envoy to France , v . 339 ...
Washington Irving. INDEX . INDEX . effect in France , iii . 339 . effect on the American army , iii . 339 . Gerry , Elbridge , anecdote of Warren , i . 550 . suggested to accompany General Lee , ii . 52 . envoy to France , v . 339 ...
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