Washington's Words on a National University, Issue 76Directors of the Old South Work, 1899 - 16 pages |
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... England to the wives and daughters of the humblest artisan and la- borer . Among all who signed , it is fair to presume there was not one who had not read the book , and did not , at the time of signing , feel a sympathy for the cause ...
... England to the wives and daughters of the humblest artisan and la- borer . Among all who signed , it is fair to presume there was not one who had not read the book , and did not , at the time of signing , feel a sympathy for the cause ...
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... England , nor in any wise to withdrawe any of the subjects or people of those lands or places from the alleagance of ... England , and to the Lorde Treasourer of England for us , our heires and successors , for the time being , and to ...
... England , nor in any wise to withdrawe any of the subjects or people of those lands or places from the alleagance of ... England , and to the Lorde Treasourer of England for us , our heires and successors , for the time being , and to ...
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... England and to the world was his pioneer effort to colonize America , in which he experienced the most mor- tifying defeat . Baffled in his endeavor to plant the English race upon this continent , he yet called into existence a spirit ...
... England and to the world was his pioneer effort to colonize America , in which he experienced the most mor- tifying defeat . Baffled in his endeavor to plant the English race upon this continent , he yet called into existence a spirit ...
Contents
LAFAYETTE IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | 1 |
LETTERS OF WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE | 24 |
WASHINGTONS LETTERS ON THE CONSTITUTION | 1 |
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