The Writings of George Washington: Life of WashingtonAmerican Stationers' Company, John B. Russell, 1837 |
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... post , with the names of the regiments and strength of the forces he was to command . During the presidency it was likewise his custom to subject the treasury reports and accompanying docu- ments to the process of tabular condensation ...
... post , with the names of the regiments and strength of the forces he was to command . During the presidency it was likewise his custom to subject the treasury reports and accompanying docu- ments to the process of tabular condensation ...
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... post was probably ob- tained through the influence of his brother and Wil- liam Fairfax , the former a delegate in the House of Burgesses , the latter a member of the governor's Coun- cil . The pay was one hundred and fifty pounds a ...
... post was probably ob- tained through the influence of his brother and Wil- liam Fairfax , the former a delegate in the House of Burgesses , the latter a member of the governor's Coun- cil . The pay was one hundred and fifty pounds a ...
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... posts and erect fortifications on the waters of the Ohio . It was rumored , also , that , alarmed for their safety , the friendly Indians were beginning to waver in their fidelity ; and the hostile tribes , encour- aged by the presence ...
... posts and erect fortifications on the waters of the Ohio . It was rumored , also , that , alarmed for their safety , the friendly Indians were beginning to waver in their fidelity ; and the hostile tribes , encour- aged by the presence ...
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... posts from Louisiana to Canada , and thus confine the western limits of the English colonies within the Allegany Mountains . Thus far had the French advanced , before the British government be- gan any active measures to counteract them ...
... posts from Louisiana to Canada , and thus confine the western limits of the English colonies within the Allegany Mountains . Thus far had the French advanced , before the British government be- gan any active measures to counteract them ...
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... post , he was to present his credentials and a letter from the governor of Virginia to the commandant , and in the name of his Britannic Majesty to demand an answer . He was furthermore to inquire diligently , and by cautious means ...
... post , he was to present his credentials and a letter from the governor of Virginia to the commandant , and in the name of his Britannic Majesty to demand an answer . He was furthermore to inquire diligently , and by cautious means ...
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