Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam's sons, 1902 |
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Stran 97
Washington Irving. TREATY WITH THE CREEKS . 97 The question about the permanent seat of government , which , from the ... seat of govern- ment . Washington , in reply , gave the explanation which VOL . V. - 7 we have stated in a preceding ...
Washington Irving. TREATY WITH THE CREEKS . 97 The question about the permanent seat of government , which , from the ... seat of govern- ment . Washington , in reply , gave the explanation which VOL . V. - 7 we have stated in a preceding ...
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... seat of government , whilst Congress are in session ; but if these from the disposition of the peo- ple in the refractory counties , and the state of the infor- mation I expect to receive at the advanced posts , should appear to exist ...
... seat of government , whilst Congress are in session ; but if these from the disposition of the peo- ple in the refractory counties , and the state of the infor- mation I expect to receive at the advanced posts , should appear to exist ...
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... seat of government . ” My His promptness was soon put to the test . Early in August came a mysterious letter , dated July 31 , from Mr. Pickering , the Secretary of War . alo " On the subject of the treaty , " writes Pickering , “ I ...
... seat of government . ” My His promptness was soon put to the test . Early in August came a mysterious letter , dated July 31 , from Mr. Pickering , the Secretary of War . alo " On the subject of the treaty , " writes Pickering , “ I ...
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