The Life of George Washington: Commander-in-chief of the American Army Through the Revolutionary War, and the First President of the United States |
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... now in camp , unfit for duty , because they are barefoot , ad otherwise naked .
By the same return , it appears that our whole strength in Continental troops (
including the eastern brigades which have joined us since the surrender of
General ...
... now in camp , unfit for duty , because they are barefoot , ad otherwise naked .
By the same return , it appears that our whole strength in Continental troops (
including the eastern brigades which have joined us since the surrender of
General ...
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It was and still is our determination to march with our regiment , and to do the duty
of officers , until the Legislature shall have a reasonable time to appoint others ,
but no longer . “ We beg leave to assure your Excellency that we have the ...
It was and still is our determination to march with our regiment , and to do the duty
of officers , until the Legislature shall have a reasonable time to appoint others ,
but no longer . “ We beg leave to assure your Excellency that we have the ...
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In the course of this year the President was called to an important but painful duty
in administering the domestic concerns of the government . Under the last
Presidency an act had passed , laying a duty on spirits distilled within the United
...
In the course of this year the President was called to an important but painful duty
in administering the domestic concerns of the government . Under the last
Presidency an act had passed , laying a duty on spirits distilled within the United
...
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