Washington's Words on a National University, Issue 76Directors of the Old South Work, 1899 - 16 pages |
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... able to do it . When they are done , and a proper supply of powder obtained , I flatter myself , from the posts we have just taken and are about to take , that it will be in our power to force the ministerial troops to an attack , or to ...
... able to do it . When they are done , and a proper supply of powder obtained , I flatter myself , from the posts we have just taken and are about to take , that it will be in our power to force the ministerial troops to an attack , or to ...
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... able to fhoot it off , but fuffered an English Soldier to come close up to his Breast , and so fhot him down , the other not being able to make any Resistance : nor was any of the English hurt at this Time . The like Terror was feen in ...
... able to fhoot it off , but fuffered an English Soldier to come close up to his Breast , and so fhot him down , the other not being able to make any Resistance : nor was any of the English hurt at this Time . The like Terror was feen in ...
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... able to complete my work . I ask your pardon for not having sooner been able to send you this my last navigation , as I had promised in my former letters . I believe that you will understand the cause , which was that I could not get ...
... able to complete my work . I ask your pardon for not having sooner been able to send you this my last navigation , as I had promised in my former letters . I believe that you will understand the cause , which was that I could not get ...
Contents
LAFAYETTE IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | 1 |
LETTERS OF WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE | 24 |
WASHINGTONS LETTERS ON THE CONSTITUTION | 1 |
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