Library of Universal Literature: In Four Parts, Comprising Science, Biography, Fiction and the Great Orations, Volume 15P. F. Collier, 1900 |
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... French Noblemen • 54 67 CHAPTER XXXVI . Washington doubts the Solidity of the Confederation - Correspond- ence with John Jay on the Subject - Plan of a Convention of all the States to revise the Federal System - Washington heads the ...
... French Noblemen • 54 67 CHAPTER XXXVI . Washington doubts the Solidity of the Confederation - Correspond- ence with John Jay on the Subject - Plan of a Convention of all the States to revise the Federal System - Washington heads the ...
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... French Poli- tics at Paris - Gouverneur Morris abroad - Contrast of his and Jefferson's Views on the French Crisis - News of the French Revolution in America - Popular Excitement - Washington's cautious Opinion on the Subject ...
... French Poli- tics at Paris - Gouverneur Morris abroad - Contrast of his and Jefferson's Views on the French Crisis - News of the French Revolution in America - Popular Excitement - Washington's cautious Opinion on the Subject ...
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... French Affairs by Gouverneur Morris - His Allusion to Lafayette Lafayette depicts the Troubles of a Patriot Leader - Washington's Reply - Jefferson's ardent Views of the French Revolution - Distrust of John Adams - His Contributions to ...
... French Affairs by Gouverneur Morris - His Allusion to Lafayette Lafayette depicts the Troubles of a Patriot Leader - Washington's Reply - Jefferson's ardent Views of the French Revolution - Distrust of John Adams - His Contributions to ...
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... French Court - His Representa- tions of the State of Affairs - Washington's Concern for La- fayette - Jefferson annoyed at his Forebodings - Overthrow of the French Monarchy - Imprisonment of Lafayette - Jefferson concerned , but not ...
... French Court - His Representa- tions of the State of Affairs - Washington's Concern for La- fayette - Jefferson annoyed at his Forebodings - Overthrow of the French Monarchy - Imprisonment of Lafayette - Jefferson concerned , but not ...
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... French Fleet arrives same Day - Excitement of the People - Genet arrives in the midst of it - His enthusiastic Reception - Is informed by Jefferson of the Measures for his Recall - His Rage and Reply - Decline of his Popularity • • 275 ...
... French Fleet arrives same Day - Excitement of the People - Genet arrives in the midst of it - His enthusiastic Reception - Is informed by Jefferson of the Measures for his Recall - His Rage and Reply - Decline of his Popularity • • 275 ...
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