Library of Universal Literature: In Four Parts, Comprising Science, Biography, Fiction and the Great Orations, Volume 15P. F. Collier, 1900 |
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... ington's Account of his Entry - His Reception - A new Punc- tilio Address of the Cincinnati Society - Return to New York . CHAPTER VII . Col. John Trumbull - Message to Washington from Lafayette - Jef- ferson's Embarkation for America ...
... ington's Account of his Entry - His Reception - A new Punc- tilio Address of the Cincinnati Society - Return to New York . CHAPTER VII . Col. John Trumbull - Message to Washington from Lafayette - Jef- ferson's Embarkation for America ...
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... ington returns to Philadelphia - A Cabinet Council - Its De- termination communicated to Genet - The Vessel sails in De- fiance of it - Formation of the Democratic Society - The Recall of Genet determined on- -The Ribald Lampoon ...
... ington returns to Philadelphia - A Cabinet Council - Its De- termination communicated to Genet - The Vessel sails in De- fiance of it - Formation of the Democratic Society - The Recall of Genet determined on- -The Ribald Lampoon ...
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... Address · III . Proceedings of Congress in consequence of the Death of Wash- ington • IV . Washington's Will . • INDEX . 390 403 433 . 459 . 465 481 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS INAUGURATION OF WASHINGTON , ON THE BALCONY Contents 13.
... Address · III . Proceedings of Congress in consequence of the Death of Wash- ington • IV . Washington's Will . • INDEX . 390 403 433 . 459 . 465 481 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS INAUGURATION OF WASHINGTON , ON THE BALCONY Contents 13.
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... ington rose and apologized for appearing there , which he had not intended to do when he issued the order directing the assemblage . The diligence , however , which had been used in circulating anonymous writings rendered it necessary ...
... ington rose and apologized for appearing there , which he had not intended to do when he issued the order directing the assemblage . The diligence , however , which had been used in circulating anonymous writings rendered it necessary ...
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... ington , bore their hardships and privations without flinching , or returned quietly to their homes with , as yet , no actual reward but the weapons with which they had vindicated their country's cause ; about eighty newly recruited ...
... ington , bore their hardships and privations without flinching , or returned quietly to their homes with , as yet , no actual reward but the weapons with which they had vindicated their country's cause ; about eighty newly recruited ...
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