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Էջ 38
... decreed that the milder penalty should apply.4 47 În matters of police regulations de Kalb sought to achieve some ... the matter of their punishment was left to the whim of the colonel , who usually , had them whipped publicly by ...
... decreed that the milder penalty should apply.4 47 În matters of police regulations de Kalb sought to achieve some ... the matter of their punishment was left to the whim of the colonel , who usually , had them whipped publicly by ...
Էջ 110
This was no laughing matter for Lafayette . De Kalb was amazed ! ... I find so many matters still to be arranged here that the ministers surely will hear about the Marquis ' departure and orders will arrive before our vessel sets sail .
This was no laughing matter for Lafayette . De Kalb was amazed ! ... I find so many matters still to be arranged here that the ministers surely will hear about the Marquis ' departure and orders will arrive before our vessel sets sail .
Էջ 163
The matter has been the subject of long debates in the council of war . ... Means were found of implicating Congress , which body has the foible of interfering with matters which it neither understands nor can understand , being ...
The matter has been the subject of long debates in the council of war . ... Means were found of implicating Congress , which body has the foible of interfering with matters which it neither understands nor can understand , being ...
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