Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam's sons, 1902 |
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... mind , too , was then calm and confident , and therefore in a favorable state for making the experiment . But the public mind is no longer so confident and serene ; and that from causes in which you are no ways per- sonally mixed ...
... mind , too , was then calm and confident , and therefore in a favorable state for making the experiment . But the public mind is no longer so confident and serene ; and that from causes in which you are no ways per- sonally mixed ...
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... mind , nor time of life fit me . ' 99 Washington was both grieved and embarrassed by this notification . Full of concern , he called upon Jefferson at his country residence near Philadelphia ; pictured his deep distress at finding ...
... mind , nor time of life fit me . ' 99 Washington was both grieved and embarrassed by this notification . Full of concern , he called upon Jefferson at his country residence near Philadelphia ; pictured his deep distress at finding ...
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... mind to his work . This was owing not less to the personal impressiveness of Washington - which all who came in contact with him felt and acknowledged - than to the profound respect and deep interest which the long anticipations of the ...
... mind to his work . This was owing not less to the personal impressiveness of Washington - which all who came in contact with him felt and acknowledged - than to the profound respect and deep interest which the long anticipations of the ...
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