Life of George Washington, Količina 2G. P. Putnam's sons, 1857 |
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... situation , his memory had not been sa famous for patience . But the glorious end we have ir view , and which I have confident hope will be attained , will atone for all . " Washington replied in that spirit of friendship which existed ...
... situation , his memory had not been sa famous for patience . But the glorious end we have ir view , and which I have confident hope will be attained , will atone for all . " Washington replied in that spirit of friendship which existed ...
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... situation . We had a theatre , we had balls , and there is actually a subscription on foot for a masque- rade . England seems to have forgot us , and we have endeavored to forget ourselves . But we were roused to a sense of our situation ...
... situation . We had a theatre , we had balls , and there is actually a subscription on foot for a masque- rade . England seems to have forgot us , and we have endeavored to forget ourselves . But we were roused to a sense of our situation ...
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... SITUATION OF THE AMERICAN ARMY AT NEW YORK . - QUESTION OF ABANDONING THE CITY.— LETTERS FROM EITHER CAMP . - ENEMY'S SHIPS IN THE SOUND . — REMOVAL OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN FROM THE CITY . - YEARNING FOR HOME AMONG THE MILITIA ...
... SITUATION OF THE AMERICAN ARMY AT NEW YORK . - QUESTION OF ABANDONING THE CITY.— LETTERS FROM EITHER CAMP . - ENEMY'S SHIPS IN THE SOUND . — REMOVAL OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN FROM THE CITY . - YEARNING FOR HOME AMONG THE MILITIA ...
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