Library of Universal Literature: In Four Parts, Comprising Science, Biography, Fiction and the Great Orations, Volume 15P. F. Collier, 1900 |
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... Political Parties under Hamilton and Jefferson - Their different Views - Dissatisfaction of Congress at the Report of Harmer's Expedition - Washington's Address to the Seneca Chiefs - His Desire to civilize the Savages - Kentucky and ...
... Political Parties under Hamilton and Jefferson - Their different Views - Dissatisfaction of Congress at the Report of Harmer's Expedition - Washington's Address to the Seneca Chiefs - His Desire to civilize the Savages - Kentucky and ...
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... Political Campaign - Jefferson's Fears of an Attempt to sow Dissension between him and Washington - Mr . Monroe recalled , and C. C. Pinckney appointed in his Stead - Restful Policy of France 334 CHAPTER XXX . Washington's Farewell ...
... Political Campaign - Jefferson's Fears of an Attempt to sow Dissension between him and Washington - Mr . Monroe recalled , and C. C. Pinckney appointed in his Stead - Restful Policy of France 334 CHAPTER XXX . Washington's Farewell ...
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... Political Anxieties - Concern about the Army . · • 383 CHAPTER XXXIV . Washington digests a Plan for the Management of his Estate - His views in regard to a Military Academy - Letter to Hamilton- His Last Hours - The Funeral - The Will ...
... Political Anxieties - Concern about the Army . · • 383 CHAPTER XXXIV . Washington digests a Plan for the Management of his Estate - His views in regard to a Military Academy - Letter to Hamilton- His Last Hours - The Funeral - The Will ...
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... political event , the army has ` its alternative . If peace , that nothing shall separate you from your arms but death ; if war , that courting the auspices , and inviting the direction of your illustrious leader , you will re- tire to ...
... political event , the army has ` its alternative . If peace , that nothing shall separate you from your arms but death ; if war , that courting the auspices , and inviting the direction of your illustrious leader , you will re- tire to ...
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... abounding with all the necessaries and conveniences of life ; and acknowledged possessors of ' absolute freedom and independency . ' This is the time , " " said he , “ of their political probation ; this Life of Washington 37.
... abounding with all the necessaries and conveniences of life ; and acknowledged possessors of ' absolute freedom and independency . ' This is the time , " " said he , “ of their political probation ; this Life of Washington 37.
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