Library of Universal Literature: In Four Parts, Comprising Science, Biography, Fiction and the Great Orations, Band 15P. F. Collier, 1900 |
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... Camp - Meeting of Officers called - Address of Washington - Resolutions in Con- sequence - Letters of Washington to the President - His Opinion of the Anonymous Addresses and their Author CHAPTER XXXII . • News of Peace - Letter of ...
... Camp - Meeting of Officers called - Address of Washington - Resolutions in Con- sequence - Letters of Washington to the President - His Opinion of the Anonymous Addresses and their Author CHAPTER XXXII . • News of Peace - Letter of ...
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... Camp - Meeting of Officers called - Address of Washington - Resolutions in Con- sequence - Letters of Washington to the President - His Opinion of the Anonymous Addresses and their Author THE anxious fears of Washington , in regard to ...
... Camp - Meeting of Officers called - Address of Washington - Resolutions in Con- sequence - Letters of Washington to the President - His Opinion of the Anonymous Addresses and their Author THE anxious fears of Washington , in regard to ...
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... camp , on behalf of the army , representing the hardships of the case , and pro- posing that a specific sum should be granted them for the money actually due , and as a commutation for half pay . Three officers were deputed to present ...
... camp , on behalf of the army , representing the hardships of the case , and pro- posing that a specific sum should be granted them for the money actually due , and as a commutation for half pay . Three officers were deputed to present ...
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... camp to General Gates , and he did it at the request of a number of his fellow - officers , indignant at the neglect of their just claims by Congress , and in the be- lief that the tardy movements of that body required the spur and the ...
... camp to General Gates , and he did it at the request of a number of his fellow - officers , indignant at the neglect of their just claims by Congress , and in the be- lief that the tardy movements of that body required the spur and the ...
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... camp jokes and camp stories . The war - worn soldier was always kindly received at the farmhouses along the road , where he might shoulder his gun and fight over his battles . The men thus dismissed on furlough were never called upon to ...
... camp jokes and camp stories . The war - worn soldier was always kindly received at the farmhouses along the road , where he might shoulder his gun and fight over his battles . The men thus dismissed on furlough were never called upon to ...
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