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Pagina 11
... expected to hazard without reluc- tance and concern . ฮคฮฟ Soon after leaving school , he went to reside with his brother Lawrence at his seat on the Potomac River , which had been called Mount Vernon , in compliment to LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
... expected to hazard without reluc- tance and concern . ฮคฮฟ Soon after leaving school , he went to reside with his brother Lawrence at his seat on the Potomac River , which had been called Mount Vernon , in compliment to LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
Pagina 25
... expected from Canada , how many forts they had erect- ed and at what places , how they were garrisoned and appointed , and their distances from each other ; and , in short , to procure all the intelligence possible respect- ing the ...
... expected from Canada , how many forts they had erect- ed and at what places , how they were garrisoned and appointed , and their distances from each other ; and , in short , to procure all the intelligence possible respect- ing the ...
Pagina 34
... expected to cross over on the ice ; but in this they were disappointed , the river being frozen only a few yards on each side , and a great body of broken ice driving rapidly down the current . Weary and exhausted they were compelled to ...
... expected to cross over on the ice ; but in this they were disappointed , the river being frozen only a few yards on each side , and a great body of broken ice driving rapidly down the current . Weary and exhausted they were compelled to ...
Pagina 37
... expected from the small military preparations set on foot by the governor and Council , than to take a position on the Ohio before the French should come down the river , and unite with the par- ties from New Orleans . The command of ...
... expected from the small military preparations set on foot by the governor and Council , than to take a position on the Ohio before the French should come down the river , and unite with the par- ties from New Orleans . The command of ...
Pagina 52
... the orders of the colonel , and his company occupied a separate encampment . At this crisis , when an at- tack was daily expected , and when a perfect union of design and action was essential , such a state 52 [ 1754 . LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
... the orders of the colonel , and his company occupied a separate encampment . At this crisis , when an at- tack was daily expected , and when a perfect union of design and action was essential , such a state 52 [ 1754 . LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
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