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... March , 1784 , and addressed to Jefferson , who was then in Congress , and who sympathized with Washington's views without seeing how far they reached . He told Jefferson how he despaired of government aid , and how he therefore ...
... March , 1784 , and addressed to Jefferson , who was then in Congress , and who sympathized with Washington's views without seeing how far they reached . He told Jefferson how he despaired of government aid , and how he therefore ...
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... To Hamilton he wrote on March 4 , 1783 : " It is clearly my opinion , unless Congress have powers competent to all general purposes , that the dis- VOL . II . tresses we have encountered , the expense we have incurred WORKING FOR UNION 17.
... To Hamilton he wrote on March 4 , 1783 : " It is clearly my opinion , unless Congress have powers competent to all general purposes , that the dis- VOL . II . tresses we have encountered , the expense we have incurred WORKING FOR UNION 17.
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... March 8 he again wrote to Knox that he had not meant to come , but that the question had occurred to him , " Whether my non - attendance in the convention will not be considered as dereliction of republican- ism ; nay , more , whether ...
... March 8 he again wrote to Knox that he had not meant to come , but that the question had occurred to him , " Whether my non - attendance in the convention will not be considered as dereliction of republican- ism ; nay , more , whether ...
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... march . rial government to lend its pageantry . There were no armies , with trophies to dazzle the eyes of the beholders ; nor were there wealth and luxury to give pomp and splendor to the occasion . It was the simple outpouring of ...
... march . rial government to lend its pageantry . There were no armies , with trophies to dazzle the eyes of the beholders ; nor were there wealth and luxury to give pomp and splendor to the occasion . It was the simple outpouring of ...
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... March . Of the four cabinet offices , this was the only one where Washington proceeded entirely on public grounds . He took Jefferson on account of his wide reputation , his unquestioned ability , his standing before the country , and ...
... March . Of the four cabinet offices , this was the only one where Washington proceeded entirely on public grounds . He took Jefferson on account of his wide reputation , his unquestioned ability , his standing before the country , and ...
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