George Washington, Band 1Houghton Mifflin, 1917 - 776 Seiten |
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... later chapter . These last bring charges which can be met : the myth - maker presents a vague conception , extremely difficult to handle because it is so elusive . One of our well - known historical scholars and most learned ...
... later chapter . These last bring charges which can be met : the myth - maker presents a vague conception , extremely difficult to handle because it is so elusive . One of our well - known historical scholars and most learned ...
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... later day was Arthur Lee , doctor and diplomat , student and poli- tician . But most of these young gentlemen thus sent abroad to improve their minds and manners led a life not materially different from that of our charming friend ...
... later day was Arthur Lee , doctor and diplomat , student and poli- tician . But most of these young gentlemen thus sent abroad to improve their minds and manners led a life not materially different from that of our charming friend ...
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... later , and in response they gave their country soldiers , states- men , and jurists of the highest order , and fit for the great work they were asked to do . We must go back to Athens to find another instance of a so- ciety so small in ...
... later , and in response they gave their country soldiers , states- men , and jurists of the highest order , and fit for the great work they were asked to do . We must go back to Athens to find another instance of a so- ciety so small in ...
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... later time , who was implicated in Monmouth's re- bellion , fled to Holland and became the progenitor of a flourishing and successful family , which has spread to Germany and there been ennobled ; Sir Lawrence Washington , of Garsdon ...
... later time , who was implicated in Monmouth's re- bellion , fled to Holland and became the progenitor of a flourishing and successful family , which has spread to Germany and there been ennobled ; Sir Lawrence Washington , of Garsdon ...
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... later he was made a colonel and sent with a thousand men to join the Marylanders in destroy- ing the " Susquehannocks , " at the " Piscataway " fort , on account of some murdering begun by an- other tribe . As a feat of arms , the ...
... later he was made a colonel and sent with a thousand men to join the Marylanders in destroy- ing the " Susquehannocks , " at the " Piscataway " fort , on account of some murdering begun by an- other tribe . As a feat of arms , the ...
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