The Life of Washington, Band 3Belford, Clarke, 1890 |
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... military cares ; the agriculturist was mingled with the soldier ; and those strong sympathies with the honest cultivators of the soil , and that paternal care of their interests to be noted throughout his military career , may be ...
... military cares ; the agriculturist was mingled with the soldier ; and those strong sympathies with the honest cultivators of the soil , and that paternal care of their interests to be noted throughout his military career , may be ...
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... military chiefs and powerful families of the several States . Washington endeavored to allay this jealousy . In his letters to the presidents of the State societies , notifying the meeting which was to be held in Philadelphia on the 1st ...
... military chiefs and powerful families of the several States . Washington endeavored to allay this jealousy . In his letters to the presidents of the State societies , notifying the meeting which was to be held in Philadelphia on the 1st ...
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... military life . ” " No citizen of the United States , " observes he , " can ever be engaged in a service more important to their country . It is nothing less than to consolidate and to preserve the blessings of that Revolution which ...
... military life . ” " No citizen of the United States , " observes he , " can ever be engaged in a service more important to their country . It is nothing less than to consolidate and to preserve the blessings of that Revolution which ...
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