Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam, 1863 |
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... hope that war would not result , but that justice would be obtained in a peaceable way ; * and he repeats the hope in a subsequent letter . " My countrymen , " writes he , 66 are groaning under the insults of Great Britain . I hope some ...
... hope that war would not result , but that justice would be obtained in a peaceable way ; * and he repeats the hope in a subsequent letter . " My countrymen , " writes he , 66 are groaning under the insults of Great Britain . I hope some ...
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... hope and expect , will be presented to you by your son , who is highly deserving of such parents as you and your amiable lady . " He can relate , much better than I can describe , my partici- pation in your sufferings , my solicitude ...
... hope and expect , will be presented to you by your son , who is highly deserving of such parents as you and your amiable lady . " He can relate , much better than I can describe , my partici- pation in your sufferings , my solicitude ...
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... hope that the subject will meet with due attention , and that the rea- sons for its establishment which you have clearly pointed out in your letter to the secretary , will prevail upon the legislature to place it upon a permanent and ...
... hope that the subject will meet with due attention , and that the rea- sons for its establishment which you have clearly pointed out in your letter to the secretary , will prevail upon the legislature to place it upon a permanent and ...
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holding the Western PostsCongress assembles in DecemberThe Presidents | 176 |
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