The Life of George Washington, Količina 4John B. Alden, 1887 |
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... given up . Stark forages Westchester County . Exploit of Tallmadge on Long Island - - 146 175 185 CHAPTER XIV . Bigorous Measures of Cornwallis in South Carolina . Ferguson sent to Scour the Mountain Country bs CONTENTS . SAYTD -- tween ...
... given up . Stark forages Westchester County . Exploit of Tallmadge on Long Island - - 146 175 185 CHAPTER XIV . Bigorous Measures of Cornwallis in South Carolina . Ferguson sent to Scour the Mountain Country bs CONTENTS . SAYTD -- tween ...
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... given by the latter , specifying the quantity of each and the terms of payment . Wherever a compliance with this call was re- fused , the articles required were to be impressed : it was a painful alternative , yet nothing else could ...
... given by the latter , specifying the quantity of each and the terms of payment . Wherever a compliance with this call was re- fused , the articles required were to be impressed : it was a painful alternative , yet nothing else could ...
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... for general officers to grant passes and protections to inhabitants of the United States , friendly to the same , and that the protection was given in the present instance , to prevent the soldiery from plundering the ves sel and.
... for general officers to grant passes and protections to inhabitants of the United States , friendly to the same , and that the protection was given in the present instance , to prevent the soldiery from plundering the ves sel and.
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... convicted . He may have given personal offense by his assuming vanity ; by the arrogant exercise of his military authority ; he may have dispicased by ARNOLD REPRIMANDED . 23 his ostentation , and awakened distrust 22 LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
... convicted . He may have given personal offense by his assuming vanity ; by the arrogant exercise of his military authority ; he may have dispicased by ARNOLD REPRIMANDED . 23 his ostentation , and awakened distrust 22 LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
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... given him infinitely more concern than anything that had ever happened , especially as he had no means of paying the troops excepting in Continental money , which , said he , " is evidently impracticable from the immense quantity it ...
... given him infinitely more concern than anything that had ever happened , especially as he had no means of paying the troops excepting in Continental money , which , said he , " is evidently impracticable from the immense quantity it ...
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