Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... called out - hence , named the Committee of Supplies . Under such auspices , the militia went on arming and disciplining itself in every direction . They associated themselves in large bodies , and engaged , verbally or by writing , to ...
... called out - hence , named the Committee of Supplies . Under such auspices , the militia went on arming and disciplining itself in every direction . They associated themselves in large bodies , and engaged , verbally or by writing , to ...
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... called the “ New Hampshire Grants . ” This was a region having the Connecticut River on one side , and Lake Champlain and the Hudson River on the other - being , in fact , the country forming the present State of Vermont . It had long ...
... called the “ New Hampshire Grants . ” This was a region having the Connecticut River on one side , and Lake Champlain and the Hudson River on the other - being , in fact , the country forming the present State of Vermont . It had long ...
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Washington Irving. The Green Mountain Boys 135 into an association called “ The Green Mountain Boys . " Resolute , strong - handed fellows they were , with Ethan Allen at their head , a native of Connecticut , but brought up among the ...
Washington Irving. The Green Mountain Boys 135 into an association called “ The Green Mountain Boys . " Resolute , strong - handed fellows they were , with Ethan Allen at their head , a native of Connecticut , but brought up among the ...
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