Life of George Washington, Količina 5G. P. Putnam, 1863 |
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Stran 107
... brethren in the administration had any idea of retiring ; on the contrary , he had perceived , at a late meeting of the trustees of the sinking fund , that the Secretary of the Treasury had developed the plan he intended to pursue ,
... brethren in the administration had any idea of retiring ; on the contrary , he had perceived , at a late meeting of the trustees of the sinking fund , that the Secretary of the Treasury had developed the plan he intended to pursue ,
Stran 233
... late insurrection : " The misled , " observes he , " have abandoned their errors , and pay the respect to our con- stitution and laws which is due from good citizens to the public authorities . These circumstances have induced me to ...
... late insurrection : " The misled , " observes he , " have abandoned their errors , and pay the respect to our con- stitution and laws which is due from good citizens to the public authorities . These circumstances have induced me to ...
Stran 323
... late Timo Williams , as being then in Mr. Stuart's possession , is the one now in the Boston Athenæum ; and that which belonged to the late Samuel Williams , Esq . , alluded to in Mr. Stuart's note above quoted , is yet extant and owned ...
... late Timo Williams , as being then in Mr. Stuart's possession , is the one now in the Boston Athenæum ; and that which belonged to the late Samuel Williams , Esq . , alluded to in Mr. Stuart's note above quoted , is yet extant and owned ...
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holding the Western PostsCongress assembles in DecemberThe Presidents | 176 |
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