Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... forming the present State of Vermont . It had long been a disputed territory , claimed by New York and New Hampshire . George II . had ... formed themselves The Green Mountain Boys 135 into an association called “ 134 Life of wasbington.
... forming the present State of Vermont . It had long been a disputed territory , claimed by New York and New Hampshire . George II . had ... formed themselves The Green Mountain Boys 135 into an association called “ 134 Life of wasbington.
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... formed , leaving to each colony the right of regulating its internal affairs according to its own individual constitution , but vesting in Congress the power of making peace or war ; of entering into treaties and alliances ; of ...
... formed , leaving to each colony the right of regulating its internal affairs according to its own individual constitution , but vesting in Congress the power of making peace or war ; of entering into treaties and alliances ; of ...
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... formed , to be recruited as much as possible from the troops actually in service . Unfortunately the term for which they were to be enlisted was to be but for one year . It formed a precedent which became a recurring cause of ...
... formed , to be recruited as much as possible from the troops actually in service . Unfortunately the term for which they were to be enlisted was to be but for one year . It formed a precedent which became a recurring cause of ...
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