Life of George Washington, Količina 2Putnam, 1857 |
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... committee of safety . He bore a commission , too , given him by that committee ; whereas Allen had no other commission than that given him before the war by the committees in the Hampshire Grants , to cominand their Green Mountain Boys ...
... committee of safety . He bore a commission , too , given him by that committee ; whereas Allen had no other commission than that given him before the war by the committees in the Hampshire Grants , to cominand their Green Mountain Boys ...
Stran 39
... committee . The New York committee did not think themselves authorized to give an opinion upon a matter of such importance , and referred it to the Continental Congress . The Massachusetts committee of safety , to whom Arnold had ...
... committee . The New York committee did not think themselves authorized to give an opinion upon a matter of such importance , and referred it to the Continental Congress . The Massachusetts committee of safety , to whom Arnold had ...
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... committee of the New York Congress , of which John Jay was chairman , traced the plot up to Governor Tryon , who , from his safe retreat on shipboard , acted through agents on shore . The most important of these was David Matthews , the ...
... committee of the New York Congress , of which John Jay was chairman , traced the plot up to Governor Tryon , who , from his safe retreat on shipboard , acted through agents on shore . The most important of these was David Matthews , the ...
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