George Washington, Band 2Houghton Mifflin, 1924 |
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... and how they were brought about , but we can never do exact justice to the iron will which held men together when all compromises seemed impossible , and which even He in the darkest hour would not wholly despair . All WORKING FOR UNION 35.
... and how they were brought about , but we can never do exact justice to the iron will which held men together when all compromises seemed impossible , and which even He in the darkest hour would not wholly despair . All WORKING FOR UNION 35.
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... seemed to be the last great experiment for promoting human happiness by a reasonable compact in civil society . It was to be , in the first instance , in a considerable degree , a government of accommodation as well as a government of ...
... seemed to be the last great experiment for promoting human happiness by a reasonable compact in civil society . It was to be , in the first instance , in a considerable degree , a government of accommodation as well as a government of ...
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... the whole people , would serve to bring home to the public mind the existence and reality of a central government , which to many if not to most persons in the outlying States seemed shadowy STARTING THE GOVERNMENT 73.
... the whole people , would serve to bring home to the public mind the existence and reality of a central government , which to many if not to most persons in the outlying States seemed shadowy STARTING THE GOVERNMENT 73.
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Henry Cabot Lodge. not to most persons in the outlying States seemed shadowy and distant . But General Washington was neither shadowy nor distant to any one . Every man , woman , and child had heard of and loved the leader of the ...
Henry Cabot Lodge. not to most persons in the outlying States seemed shadowy and distant . But General Washington was neither shadowy nor distant to any one . Every man , woman , and child had heard of and loved the leader of the ...
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... seemed in 1789 to be wellnigh extinct . But it was not dead . It was confused and overclouded in the minds of the people , but it was still there , and it was strong , clear , and determined in Washington and those who followed him ...
... seemed in 1789 to be wellnigh extinct . But it was not dead . It was confused and overclouded in the minds of the people , but it was still there , and it was strong , clear , and determined in Washington and those who followed him ...
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