Life of George Washington, Količina 2Putnam, 1857 |
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... letter , big with invective against my superiors , and insulting to myself , which should obstruct any further intercourse between us . I am , sir , etc. " In transmitting a copy of his letter to the President of Congress , Washington ...
... letter , big with invective against my superiors , and insulting to myself , which should obstruct any further intercourse between us . I am , sir , etc. " In transmitting a copy of his letter to the President of Congress , Washington ...
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... letter as consistent with propriety , and founded on a similar address in the previous summer , to General Howe . That General Howe did not mean to derogate from the rank or respect of General Washington , but conceived such an address ...
... letter as consistent with propriety , and founded on a similar address in the previous summer , to General Howe . That General Howe did not mean to derogate from the rank or respect of General Washington , but conceived such an address ...
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... letter by Major Hoops , just received : " I am extremely shocked to hear that your force is so inadequate to the necessity of your situation , as I had been taught to think you had been considerably reinforced . Your last letters ...
... letter by Major Hoops , just received : " I am extremely shocked to hear that your force is so inadequate to the necessity of your situation , as I had been taught to think you had been considerably reinforced . Your last letters ...
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