Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... meeting on the following day , at which Peyton Randolph presided as moderator . After some discussion it was determined to issue a printed circular , bearing their signatures , and calling a meeting of all the members of the late House ...
... meeting on the following day , at which Peyton Randolph presided as moderator . After some discussion it was determined to issue a printed circular , bearing their signatures , and calling a meeting of all the members of the late House ...
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... meeting , and to report the same at a general meeting of the county , to be held in the courthouse on the 18th of July . The course that public measures were taking shocked the loyal feelings of Washington's VOL . II . -5 valued friend ...
... meeting , and to report the same at a general meeting of the county , to be held in the courthouse on the 18th of July . The course that public measures were taking shocked the loyal feelings of Washington's VOL . II . -5 valued friend ...
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... meetings were held , in which public rights and public measures were eloquently discussed by John Adams , Josiah Quincy , and other eminent men . Over these meetings Samuel Adams presided as moderator ; a man clear in judgment , calm in ...
... meetings were held , in which public rights and public measures were eloquently discussed by John Adams , Josiah Quincy , and other eminent men . Over these meetings Samuel Adams presided as moderator ; a man clear in judgment , calm in ...
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Hood at Boston The General | 26 |
Expedition of Washington to | 32 |
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