Life of George Washington, Količina 2G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... Military Tone at Mount Vernon - Washington's Military Guests — Major Horatio Gates - Anecdotes Concerning him - General Charles Lee - His Peculiarities and Dogs — Washington at the Richmond Convention — War Speech of Patrick Henry ...
... Military Tone at Mount Vernon - Washington's Military Guests — Major Horatio Gates - Anecdotes Concerning him - General Charles Lee - His Peculiarities and Dogs — Washington at the Richmond Convention — War Speech of Patrick Henry ...
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... Military Tone at Mount Vernon Washington's Military Guests— Major Horatio Gates — Anecdotes concerning HimGeneral Charles Lee - His Peculiarities and DogsWashington at the Richmond Convention — War Speech of Patrick Henry - Washington's ...
... Military Tone at Mount Vernon Washington's Military Guests— Major Horatio Gates — Anecdotes concerning HimGeneral Charles Lee - His Peculiarities and DogsWashington at the Richmond Convention — War Speech of Patrick Henry - Washington's ...
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... military talents and experience was evinced in his being chairman of all the committees appointed for military affairs . Most of the rules and regulations for the army , and the measures for defense , were devised by him . The situation ...
... military talents and experience was evinced in his being chairman of all the committees appointed for military affairs . Most of the rules and regulations for the army , and the measures for defense , were devised by him . The situation ...
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