Life of George Washington, Količine 1–4Putnam, 1875 |
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... continued and increased those privi- leges . He needed a powerful adherent on this frontier to keep the restless Northumbrians in order , and check Scottish invasion ; and no doubt considered an enlightened ecclesiastic . appointed by ...
... continued and increased those privi- leges . He needed a powerful adherent on this frontier to keep the restless Northumbrians in order , and check Scottish invasion ; and no doubt considered an enlightened ecclesiastic . appointed by ...
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... continued his studies for nearly two years longer , devoting himself especially to mathe- matics , and accomplishing himself in those branches calculated to fit him either for civil or military service . Among these , one of the most ...
... continued his studies for nearly two years longer , devoting himself especially to mathe- matics , and accomplishing himself in those branches calculated to fit him either for civil or military service . Among these , one of the most ...
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... continued in the provincial army until the close of that war ; and afterwards when settled on an estate in Ulster County , was able and active in organizing its militia . George applied himself to the law , and became successful at the ...
... continued in the provincial army until the close of that war ; and afterwards when settled on an estate in Ulster County , was able and active in organizing its militia . George applied himself to the law , and became successful at the ...
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The Home of Washingtons boyhoodHis | 11 |
Expedition beyond the Blue RidgeThe Val | 17 |
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