The Works of Washington Irving, Հատոր 24G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1893 |
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Էջ 78
... kind must , in its consequences , be very injurious . I am , sir , " etc. Among the various insidious artifices resorted to about this time to injure the character of Washington , and destroy public confidence in his sincerity , was the ...
... kind must , in its consequences , be very injurious . I am , sir , " etc. Among the various insidious artifices resorted to about this time to injure the character of Washington , and destroy public confidence in his sincerity , was the ...
Էջ 96
... kind of retirement which we apprehend he had richly merited , and we doubt whether his country I would have been the loser had he been left to enjoy it for the remainder of his days . Throughout all the intrigues and manœuvres of the ...
... kind of retirement which we apprehend he had richly merited , and we doubt whether his country I would have been the loser had he been left to enjoy it for the remainder of his days . Throughout all the intrigues and manœuvres of the ...
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... kind of compromise , according to which officers were to receive half - pay for seven years after the war , and non - commissioned officers and privates eighty dollars each , The reforms adopted were slow in going into operation .
... kind of compromise , according to which officers were to receive half - pay for seven years after the war , and non - commissioned officers and privates eighty dollars each , The reforms adopted were slow in going into operation .
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De Kalb Commissioned MajorGen | 1 |
Further Hostilities on the Delaware | 13 |
Question of an Attack on Phila | 30 |
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The Works of Washington Irving: Life of George Washington Washington Irving Ամբողջությամբ դիտվող - 1895 |
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