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Pagina viii
... Wash- ington's writings , and at the same time not trespass too much on the means of purchasers . The task of selection has not been without its difficulties . I feel bound to say , however , that any errors in this respect should be at ...
... Wash- ington's writings , and at the same time not trespass too much on the means of purchasers . The task of selection has not been without its difficulties . I feel bound to say , however , that any errors in this respect should be at ...
Pagina x
... Washing- The illustrations supplied by the notes and appendixes , being derived almost whol- ly from unpublished ... Wash- ington were likewise usually in English , hav- ing been translated by a secretary , who under- stood that ...
... Washing- The illustrations supplied by the notes and appendixes , being derived almost whol- ly from unpublished ... Wash- ington were likewise usually in English , hav- ing been translated by a secretary , who under- stood that ...
Pagina xiii
... Wash- ington emigrate to America . - Birth of George Washington . - His early Education . - His Fondness for mathematical Studies and athletic Amusements , and his methodical Habits . formed for his entering the British Navy as a ...
... Wash- ington emigrate to America . - Birth of George Washington . - His early Education . - His Fondness for mathematical Studies and athletic Amusements , and his methodical Habits . formed for his entering the British Navy as a ...
Pagina xv
... Wash- ington emigrate to America . - Birth of George Washington . - His early Education . - His Fondness for mathematical Studies and athletic Amusements , and his methodical Habits . A Project formed for his entering the British Navy ...
... Wash- ington emigrate to America . - Birth of George Washington . - His early Education . - His Fondness for mathematical Studies and athletic Amusements , and his methodical Habits . A Project formed for his entering the British Navy ...
Pagina xvi
... Wash- ington visits General Shirley at Boston upon this Subject . His Claim confirmed . Returns and repairs to his Head - quarters at Winchester . Embarrassments of his Situation . -Testimonies of Confidence in his Character and Ability ...
... Wash- ington visits General Shirley at Boston upon this Subject . His Claim confirmed . Returns and repairs to his Head - quarters at Winchester . Embarrassments of his Situation . -Testimonies of Confidence in his Character and Ability ...
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