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... seemed to have merit . Another class of correspondents were his officers , who wanted his aid with Congress and in a thousand other ways , and to these old comrades he never turned a deaf ear . In this connection also came the affairs ...
... seemed to have merit . Another class of correspondents were his officers , who wanted his aid with Congress and in a thousand other ways , and to these old comrades he never turned a deaf ear . In this connection also came the affairs ...
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... seemed a very remote affair indeed . On the other side was a smaller and more violent party , which was for obtaining the free navigation imme- diately and at all hazards , and was furious at the proposition to make such a sacrifice as ...
... seemed a very remote affair indeed . On the other side was a smaller and more violent party , which was for obtaining the free navigation imme- diately and at all hazards , and was furious at the proposition to make such a sacrifice as ...
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... Through " all this mist of intoxication and folly , ' however , Washington saw that the Shays insur- rection would probably be the means of frighten- 99 ing the indifferent , and of driving those who seemed 26 GEORGE WASHINGTON.
... Through " all this mist of intoxication and folly , ' however , Washington saw that the Shays insur- rection would probably be the means of frighten- 99 ing the indifferent , and of driving those who seemed 26 GEORGE WASHINGTON.
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Henry Cabot Lodge. ing the indifferent , and of driving those who seemed impervious to every appeal to reason into an active support of some better form of government . He rightly thought that riot and bloodshed would prove convincing ...
Henry Cabot Lodge. ing the indifferent , and of driving those who seemed impervious to every appeal to reason into an active support of some better form of government . He rightly thought that riot and bloodshed would prove convincing ...
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... seemed to me to accord to them a greater weight and a higher authenticity than the facts warrant . Morris's eulogy on Wash- ington was delivered in New York , and may be found most read- ily in a little volume entitled Washingtoniana ...
... seemed to me to accord to them a greater weight and a higher authenticity than the facts warrant . Morris's eulogy on Wash- ington was delivered in New York , and may be found most read- ily in a little volume entitled Washingtoniana ...
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