The Life of George Washington, Commander-in-Chief of the American Army Through the Revolutionary War, and the First President of the United States, Band 2Lewis & Sampson, 1844 |
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... favour of the Marquis La Fayette -Takes the Son of the Marquis under his Protec- tion and Patronage 1 : 5 CHAPTER XIII . The President calumniated - His Letter to Mr. Jeffer- son - Statement of the Secretary of the Treasury— The French ...
... favour of the Marquis La Fayette -Takes the Son of the Marquis under his Protec- tion and Patronage 1 : 5 CHAPTER XIII . The President calumniated - His Letter to Mr. Jeffer- son - Statement of the Secretary of the Treasury— The French ...
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... favour of those Americans who had joined his standard ; but General WASHINGTON referred their case to the civil authority . Permission however was granted to his Lordship to send the Bonetta sloop of war , unsearched , to New - York to ...
... favour of those Americans who had joined his standard ; but General WASHINGTON referred their case to the civil authority . Permission however was granted to his Lordship to send the Bonetta sloop of war , unsearched , to New - York to ...
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... favour claims . " Congress as soon as they received General WASHINGTON's official letter giving information of the event , resolved to go in procession to the Dutch Lutheran Church , and return thanks to 24 [ 1791 . LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
... favour claims . " Congress as soon as they received General WASHINGTON's official letter giving information of the event , resolved to go in procession to the Dutch Lutheran Church , and return thanks to 24 [ 1791 . LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
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Aaron Bancroft. from their justice , what you could no longer expect from their favour ? How have you been answered ? Let the letter which you are called to consider to - mor- row reply . " If this , then , be your treatment while the ...
Aaron Bancroft. from their justice , what you could no longer expect from their favour ? How have you been answered ? Let the letter which you are called to consider to - mor- row reply . " If this , then , be your treatment while the ...
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... favour , let me entreat you , gentlemen , on your part , not to take any measures , which viewed in the calm light of reason , will lessen the dignity , and sully the glory you have hitherto maintained : -let me request you to rely on ...
... favour , let me entreat you , gentlemen , on your part , not to take any measures , which viewed in the calm light of reason , will lessen the dignity , and sully the glory you have hitherto maintained : -let me request you to rely on ...
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