Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A. D. to 1906: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing ...Harper & brothers, 1907 |
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... whole case on each side shall be laid before him , and to deliver WASHINGTON LEGIONIS 28 , 1752 ; son of Baily Washington , a kinsman of George Washington ; entered the military service early in the Revolu- tionary War , becoming a ...
... whole case on each side shall be laid before him , and to deliver WASHINGTON LEGIONIS 28 , 1752 ; son of Baily Washington , a kinsman of George Washington ; entered the military service early in the Revolu- tionary War , becoming a ...
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... whole , with the auxiliary agency of governments for the respective subdivisions , will afford a happy issue to the experiment . It is well worth a fair and full experiment . With such powerful and obvious motives to union , affecting ...
... whole , with the auxiliary agency of governments for the respective subdivisions , will afford a happy issue to the experiment . It is well worth a fair and full experiment . With such powerful and obvious motives to union , affecting ...
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... whole breadth of the ocean did not entirely secure us from its effects . The smoke and the cinders reached us , though not the burning lava . Difficult and agi- tating questions , embarrassing to govern- ment and dividing public opinion ...
... whole breadth of the ocean did not entirely secure us from its effects . The smoke and the cinders reached us , though not the burning lava . Difficult and agi- tating questions , embarrassing to govern- ment and dividing public opinion ...
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