Life of George Washington, Količine 4–5Twayne Publishers, 1982 |
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Stran 236
... tion of hostilities proclaimed - Order of the Cincinnati formed - Letter of Washington to the state governors ... tion in the minds of those of his troops that had engaged " for the war , " that a speedy discharge must be the consequence ...
... tion of hostilities proclaimed - Order of the Cincinnati formed - Letter of Washington to the state governors ... tion in the minds of those of his troops that had engaged " for the war , " that a speedy discharge must be the consequence ...
Stran 359
... tion , was much more important , and the retirement of the officer , there- fore , would be more noticed ; that though the government had set out with a pretty general goodwill , yet that symptoms of dissatisfaction had lately shown ...
... tion , was much more important , and the retirement of the officer , there- fore , would be more noticed ; that though the government had set out with a pretty general goodwill , yet that symptoms of dissatisfaction had lately shown ...
Stran 422
... tion suspended - Goes to Mount Vernon - Reply to an address from Boston - Increasing clamor Washington had watched the progress of the mission of Mr. Jay to England , with an anxious eye . He was aware that he had exposed his popularity ...
... tion suspended - Goes to Mount Vernon - Reply to an address from Boston - Increasing clamor Washington had watched the progress of the mission of Mr. Jay to England , with an anxious eye . He was aware that he had exposed his popularity ...
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Sufferings of the Army at MorristownRigorous winterDerange | 5 |
South Carolina threatenedIts condition and populationStormy | 15 |
Evils of the continental currencyMilitary reforms proposed | 20 |
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