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. Compiled Under the Inspection of the Hon. Bushrod Washington from Original Papers ... to which is Prefixed, an Introduction Containing a Compendious View of the Colonies Planted by the English on the Continent of North America, Band 5Richard Phillips, 1807 |
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... equal or nearly equal ground , will give silent preferences to those who are not of the fraternity . " It was impossible for general Washington to view with indifference this state of the public feeling . Bound to the officers of his ...
... equal or nearly equal ground , will give silent preferences to those who are not of the fraternity . " It was impossible for general Washington to view with indifference this state of the public feeling . Bound to the officers of his ...
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... equal liberty . To remove these apprehensions he deemed a wise and necessary policy ; and , at the general meeting in May , the hereditary principle , and the power of adopting honorary members , were re- linquished . The result ...
... equal liberty . To remove these apprehensions he deemed a wise and necessary policy ; and , at the general meeting in May , the hereditary principle , and the power of adopting honorary members , were re- linquished . The result ...
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... equal to the purpose . Under this persuasion , we call upon the justice and plighted faith of the several states to give it its proper effect , to reflect on the consequences of rejecting it , and to remember that congress will not be ...
... equal to the purpose . Under this persuasion , we call upon the justice and plighted faith of the several states to give it its proper effect , to reflect on the consequences of rejecting it , and to remember that congress will not be ...
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... afford infinite delight to every benevolent and liberal mind , whether the event in contemplation be considered as the source of present enjoyment , or the parent 1783 to of future happiness and we shall have equal 42 THE LIFE OF.
... afford infinite delight to every benevolent and liberal mind , whether the event in contemplation be considered as the source of present enjoyment , or the parent 1783 to of future happiness and we shall have equal 42 THE LIFE OF.
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... equal oc- CHAP . I. casion to felicitate ourselves on the lot which Providence has assigned us , whether we view it in a natural , a political , or moral point of light . " The citizens of America , placed in the most enviable condition ...
... equal oc- CHAP . I. casion to felicitate ourselves on the lot which Providence has assigned us , whether we view it in a natural , a political , or moral point of light . " The citizens of America , placed in the most enviable condition ...
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