George Washington, Band 1Houghton Mifflin, 1917 - 776 Seiten |
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... results of the latter's some- what discredited labors a vitality and meaning which it seemed impossible that dry and dusty pedigrees and barren tables of descent should ever possess . We have always selected our race - horses according ...
... results of the latter's some- what discredited labors a vitality and meaning which it seemed impossible that dry and dusty pedigrees and barren tables of descent should ever possess . We have always selected our race - horses according ...
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... necessaries of life from vaguely distant coun- tries . No doubt he wished to go on one of these vessels and try his luck , and very possibly the royal The navy was hoped for as the ultimate result . 48 GEORGE WASHINGTON .
... necessaries of life from vaguely distant coun- tries . No doubt he wished to go on one of these vessels and try his luck , and very possibly the royal The navy was hoped for as the ultimate result . 48 GEORGE WASHINGTON .
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Henry Cabot Lodge. The navy was hoped for as the ultimate result . effort was certainly made to send him to sea , but it failed , and he went back to school to study more mathematics . Apart from the fact that the exact sciences in ...
Henry Cabot Lodge. The navy was hoped for as the ultimate result . effort was certainly made to send him to sea , but it failed , and he went back to school to study more mathematics . Apart from the fact that the exact sciences in ...
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... results in money , reputation , or some solid value , and while he worked and earned he kept an observant eye upon the wilderness , and bought up when he could the best land for himself and his family , laying the foundations of the ...
... results in money , reputation , or some solid value , and while he worked and earned he kept an observant eye upon the wilderness , and bought up when he could the best land for himself and his family , laying the foundations of the ...
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... result that their allies , Indian or otherwise , often become impatient and finally useless . The campaign was perfectly wild from the outset , and if it had not been for the utter indifference to danger displayed by Washington , and ...
... result that their allies , Indian or otherwise , often become impatient and finally useless . The campaign was perfectly wild from the outset , and if it had not been for the utter indifference to danger displayed by Washington , and ...
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