Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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Stran 70
... conduct of the Boston people could not justify the rigor of their measures , unless there had been a requisition of payment , and refusal of it ; nor did that conduct require an act to deprive the government of Massachusetts Bay of ...
... conduct of the Boston people could not justify the rigor of their measures , unless there had been a requisition of payment , and refusal of it ; nor did that conduct require an act to deprive the government of Massachusetts Bay of ...
Stran 278
... conduct in some particulars , his exploits on Lake Champlain had atoned for them ; for valor , in time of war , covers a multitude of sins . It was thought , too , by some , that he had been treated harshly , and there was a disposition ...
... conduct in some particulars , his exploits on Lake Champlain had atoned for them ; for valor , in time of war , covers a multitude of sins . It was thought , too , by some , that he had been treated harshly , and there was a disposition ...
Stran 345
... conduct of some of the troops of this colony , " writes he , “ impresses me , and the minds of many of our people , with great surprise and indignation , since the treatment they met with , and the order and request made to them , were ...
... conduct of some of the troops of this colony , " writes he , “ impresses me , and the minds of many of our people , with great surprise and indignation , since the treatment they met with , and the order and request made to them , were ...
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Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
Expedition of Washington to | 32 |
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