Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... honor , but the safety and welfare of the whole continent , may depend . I charge you , therefore , and the officers and soldiers under your command , as you value your own safety and honor , and the favor and esteem of your country ...
... honor , but the safety and welfare of the whole continent , may depend . I charge you , therefore , and the officers and soldiers under your command , as you value your own safety and honor , and the favor and esteem of your country ...
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... honor has certain reasons to me inconceivable , though I challenge an instance of this sort of economy of the Americans during the late war to any officers of the crown . On my part , I have to assure your honor. * Am . Archives , iii ...
... honor has certain reasons to me inconceivable , though I challenge an instance of this sort of economy of the Americans during the late war to any officers of the crown . On my part , I have to assure your honor. * Am . Archives , iii ...
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... honor's most obedient servant , " ETHAN ALLEN . ” In the British publication from which we cite the above , the following note is appended to the letter , probably on the authority of General Prescott : “ N. B. — The author of the above ...
... honor's most obedient servant , " ETHAN ALLEN . ” In the British publication from which we cite the above , the following note is appended to the letter , probably on the authority of General Prescott : “ N. B. — The author of the above ...
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