George Washington, Band 1Houghton Mifflin, 1917 - 776 Seiten |
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... - ity as to this period , has been implicitly followed , and has thus come to demand serious consideration . Until Weems is weighed and disposed of , we can not even begin an attempt to get at the real THE WASHINGTONS . 41.
... - ity as to this period , has been implicitly followed , and has thus come to demand serious consideration . Until Weems is weighed and disposed of , we can not even begin an attempt to get at the real THE WASHINGTONS . 41.
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... followed , rum being always the principal fac- tor in the negotiation , and at last the chiefs deter- mined to stay behind . Nevertheless , the work had been well done , and the important Half - King re- mained true to the English cause ...
... followed , rum being always the principal fac- tor in the negotiation , and at last the chiefs deter- mined to stay behind . Nevertheless , the work had been well done , and the important Half - King re- mained true to the English cause ...
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... followed by all the gentlemen of the party . The bride was attired in silk The sunshine and glitter of the wedding - day must have appeared to Washington deeply appro- priate , for he certainly seemed to have all that heart of man could ...
... followed by all the gentlemen of the party . The bride was attired in silk The sunshine and glitter of the wedding - day must have appeared to Washington deeply appro- priate , for he certainly seemed to have all that heart of man could ...
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... followed by a gradual emancipation , with proper compensation to the owners and suitable prepara tion and education for the slaves . He told the clergymen Asbury and Coke , when they visited him for that purpose , that he was in favor ...
... followed by a gradual emancipation , with proper compensation to the owners and suitable prepara tion and education for the slaves . He told the clergymen Asbury and Coke , when they visited him for that purpose , that he was in favor ...
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... followed by his hunts- man and the neighboring gentlemen , with the ladies , headed , very likely , by Mrs. Washington in a scarlet habit , he would ride to the appointed covert and throw in . There was no difficulty in finding , and ...
... followed by his hunts- man and the neighboring gentlemen , with the ladies , headed , very likely , by Mrs. Washington in a scarlet habit , he would ride to the appointed covert and throw in . There was no difficulty in finding , and ...
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