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Pagina 19
... returned . The trial of a few weeks produced no essential alteration for the better ; and he determined to proceed to Bermuda in the spring , and that in the mean time his brother should go back to Virginia , and accompany his wife to ...
... returned . The trial of a few weeks produced no essential alteration for the better ; and he determined to proceed to Bermuda in the spring , and that in the mean time his brother should go back to Virginia , and accompany his wife to ...
Pagina 20
... sachems , delivered his presents , stayed a few days with them , and then returned . He brought back va- rious reports concerning the French , narrated to him by the Indians , who had been in their camp 20 [ 1753 . LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
... sachems , delivered his presents , stayed a few days with them , and then returned . He brought back va- rious reports concerning the French , narrated to him by the Indians , who had been in their camp 20 [ 1753 . LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
Pagina 29
... returned . The governor's letter asserted , that the lands on the Ohio belonged to the crown of Great Britain , expressed surprise at the encroachments of the French , demand- ed by whose authority an armed force had crossed the Lakes ...
... returned . The governor's letter asserted , that the lands on the Ohio belonged to the crown of Great Britain , expressed surprise at the encroachments of the French , demand- ed by whose authority an armed force had crossed the Lakes ...
Pagina 45
... returned , and the project of a conveyance by water was given up . He had scarcely rejoined the army , when a mes- sage was brought to him from his old friend Tana- charison , or the Half - King , then with his people near the ...
... returned , and the project of a conveyance by water was given up . He had scarcely rejoined the army , when a mes- sage was brought to him from his old friend Tana- charison , or the Half - King , then with his people near the ...
Pagina 56
... returned , and brought with him from M. de Vil- liers , the French commander , proposed articles of capit- ulation . These he read and pretended to interpret , and , some changes having been made by mutual agree- ment , both parties ...
... returned , and brought with him from M. de Vil- liers , the French commander , proposed articles of capit- ulation . These he read and pretended to interpret , and , some changes having been made by mutual agree- ment , both parties ...
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