Washington's Words on a National University, Issue 76Directors of the Old South Work, 1899 - 16 pages |
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... Washington arrived in Cambridge , to take command of the Continental Army , July The third volume of Ford's edition of Washington's writings is entirely occupied the letters , addresses , and reports belonging to the period between this ...
... Washington arrived in Cambridge , to take command of the Continental Army , July The third volume of Ford's edition of Washington's writings is entirely occupied the letters , addresses , and reports belonging to the period between this ...
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... Washington's death , is a part of history . The letters here given are not only expressions of that friendship , but interesting chapters out of the great history which Washington and Lafayette helped to make in America and in France ...
... Washington's death , is a part of history . The letters here given are not only expressions of that friendship , but interesting chapters out of the great history which Washington and Lafayette helped to make in America and in France ...
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George Washington. hopes that at a convenient and early period my services might be dispensed with , and that I might be permitted once more to retire , to pass an unclouded evening after the stormy day of life , in the bosom of domestic ...
George Washington. hopes that at a convenient and early period my services might be dispensed with , and that I might be permitted once more to retire , to pass an unclouded evening after the stormy day of life , in the bosom of domestic ...
Contents
LAFAYETTE IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | 1 |
LETTERS OF WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE | 24 |
WASHINGTONS LETTERS ON THE CONSTITUTION | 1 |
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