Washington's Words on a National University, Issue 76Directors of the Old South Work, 1899 - 16 pages |
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... side , ex- tending out nearly a league into the sea , called Point St. Matthew , or otherwise Point aux Allouettes ; and another on the north - west side , extending out one - eighth of a league , and called Point of all Devils , * from ...
... side , ex- tending out nearly a league into the sea , called Point St. Matthew , or otherwise Point aux Allouettes ; and another on the north - west side , extending out one - eighth of a league , and called Point of all Devils , * from ...
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... side of the same , thinking to have deepe water ; for wee had sounded a great way with our boat at our first going in , and found seven , six , and five fathomes . So we came out that way , but we were deceived , for we had but eight ...
... side of the same , thinking to have deepe water ; for wee had sounded a great way with our boat at our first going in , and found seven , six , and five fathomes . So we came out that way , but we were deceived , for we had but eight ...
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... side of the Great South River , and that so much the rather as their fort or fortification of Nassau , which they have manned with about twenty ( 20 ) men , is not very far therefrom , upon the same eastern side of the river ; just as ...
... side of the Great South River , and that so much the rather as their fort or fortification of Nassau , which they have manned with about twenty ( 20 ) men , is not very far therefrom , upon the same eastern side of the river ; just as ...
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LAFAYETTE IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | 1 |
LETTERS OF WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE | 24 |
WASHINGTONS LETTERS ON THE CONSTITUTION | 1 |
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