Washington's Words on a National University, Issue 76Directors of the Old South Work, 1899 - 16 pages |
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... King PHILIP II . I order you to leave directly ; for I neither know who you are nor what you want here . " The French commander then replied , " I am bringing soldiers and supplies to the fort of the King of France . ” He then asked the ...
... King PHILIP II . I order you to leave directly ; for I neither know who you are nor what you want here . " The French commander then replied , " I am bringing soldiers and supplies to the fort of the King of France . ” He then asked the ...
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... King held me in good esteem . worse that I went without bidding farewell to my host . It was When I was presented to that King , he showed his satisfac- tion that I had come , and asked me to go in company with three of his ships that ...
... King held me in good esteem . worse that I went without bidding farewell to my host . It was When I was presented to that King , he showed his satisfac- tion that I had come , and asked me to go in company with three of his ships that ...
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... king is in league with the next king adjoyning towards the setting of the Sunne , and the countrey Newsiok , situate upon a goodly river called Neus : these kings have mortall warre with Wingina king of Wingan- dacoa : but about two ...
... king is in league with the next king adjoyning towards the setting of the Sunne , and the countrey Newsiok , situate upon a goodly river called Neus : these kings have mortall warre with Wingina king of Wingan- dacoa : but about two ...
Contents
LAFAYETTE IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | 1 |
LETTERS OF WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE | 24 |
WASHINGTONS LETTERS ON THE CONSTITUTION | 1 |
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