Life of George Washington, Količina 2G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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Stran 181
... secure it ought to be omitted . That it was within the limits of Washington's com- mand , he considered perfectly clear , he being " vested with full power and authority , to act as he should think for the good and welfare of the ...
... secure it ought to be omitted . That it was within the limits of Washington's com- mand , he considered perfectly clear , he being " vested with full power and authority , to act as he should think for the good and welfare of the ...
Stran 276
... secure a post where Fort Stanwix formerly stood , in the time of the French war . As to Schuyler himself , Washington , on his own responsibility , directed him to hold a confer- ence with the Six Nations , and with any others whom he ...
... secure a post where Fort Stanwix formerly stood , in the time of the French war . As to Schuyler himself , Washington , on his own responsibility , directed him to hold a confer- ence with the Six Nations , and with any others whom he ...
Stran 287
... secure all the public stores and baggage of the army , and secure our retreat with very little loss . Whether we shall have well men enough to carry them on , I much doubt , if we don't remove.
... secure all the public stores and baggage of the army , and secure our retreat with very little loss . Whether we shall have well men enough to carry them on , I much doubt , if we don't remove.
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