The Life of George Washington: Commander in Chief of the American Forces, During the War which Established the Independence of His Country, and First President of the United States. Comp. Under the Inspection of the Honourable Bushrod Washington, from Original Papers Bequeathed to Him by His Deceased Relative, Band 2J. Crissy, 1845 |
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... than in any other part of the state , Greene determined to interrupt the execution of the plan which he believed to have been formed . Leaving his sick and bag- July . gage at Wynnsborough , to be conducted to 12 THE LIFE OF.
... than in any other part of the state , Greene determined to interrupt the execution of the plan which he believed to have been formed . Leaving his sick and bag- July . gage at Wynnsborough , to be conducted to 12 THE LIFE OF.
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... of Charleston for the purpose of favouring the execution of the design . It was discovered when it is supposed to have been on the point of execution ; and a serjeant Gornell , believed to be the chief of the conspiracy , was 36 THE LIFE ...
... of Charleston for the purpose of favouring the execution of the design . It was discovered when it is supposed to have been on the point of execution ; and a serjeant Gornell , believed to be the chief of the conspiracy , was 36 THE LIFE ...
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... believed to be the chief of the conspiracy , was condemned to death by a court martial , and executed on the 22nd of April . Some others , among whom were two domestics in the general's family , were brought before the court on ...
... believed to be the chief of the conspiracy , was condemned to death by a court martial , and executed on the 22nd of April . Some others , among whom were two domestics in the general's family , were brought before the court on ...
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... believed in the justice of his country . He hoped that , as the clouds of adversity scattered , and as the sunshine of peace and better fortune broke in upon us , the coldness and severity of government would relax , and that more than ...
... believed in the justice of his country . He hoped that , as the clouds of adversity scattered , and as the sunshine of peace and better fortune broke in upon us , the coldness and severity of government would relax , and that more than ...
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... believed by himself , and by his bosom friends , to be unalterable , could not render him indifferent to those mea- sures on which the prosperity of his country essentially depended . To a person looking beyond the present moment , it ...
... believed by himself , and by his bosom friends , to be unalterable , could not render him indifferent to those mea- sures on which the prosperity of his country essentially depended . To a person looking beyond the present moment , it ...
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