The Writings of George Washington: Life of WashingtonAmerican Stationers' Company, John B. Russell, 1837 |
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... Philadelphia . - Plans of the Enemy . - Evacuation of Philadelphia . -The Army crosses the Delaware . - Battle of Monmouth . Arrest and Trial of General Lee . Arrival of the French Fleet under Count d'Estaing . — Plans for combined ...
... Philadelphia . - Plans of the Enemy . - Evacuation of Philadelphia . -The Army crosses the Delaware . - Battle of Monmouth . Arrest and Trial of General Lee . Arrival of the French Fleet under Count d'Estaing . — Plans for combined ...
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... Philadelphia .-- A National Bank established.- Tax on distilled Spirits . The President's Tour through the Southern States.- Apportionment Bill . -- Parties and their Causes . - Dissensions between the Secretary of State and the ...
... Philadelphia .-- A National Bank established.- Tax on distilled Spirits . The President's Tour through the Southern States.- Apportionment Bill . -- Parties and their Causes . - Dissensions between the Secretary of State and the ...
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... Philadelphia.— He retires to Mount Vernon . - Remarks on Mr. Jefferson's Con- duct towards Washington . - Troubles with France . - Prepara- tions for War.- Washington chosen Commander - in - chief of the Provisional Army of the United ...
... Philadelphia.— He retires to Mount Vernon . - Remarks on Mr. Jefferson's Con- duct towards Washington . - Troubles with France . - Prepara- tions for War.- Washington chosen Commander - in - chief of the Provisional Army of the United ...
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... Philadelphia , New York , New London , and Rhode Island . He stopped several days in the principal cities , where his character , and the curiosity to see a person so renowned for his bra- very and miraculous escape at Braddock's defeat ...
... Philadelphia , New York , New London , and Rhode Island . He stopped several days in the principal cities , where his character , and the curiosity to see a person so renowned for his bra- very and miraculous escape at Braddock's defeat ...
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... Philadelphia , to con- sult on a comprehensive plan for the next campaign . Colonel Washington attended the meeting , where he met with a flattering reception from the commander- in - chief , who solicited and duly valued his counsels ...
... Philadelphia , to con- sult on a comprehensive plan for the next campaign . Colonel Washington attended the meeting , where he met with a flattering reception from the commander- in - chief , who solicited and duly valued his counsels ...
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