History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... American army considerably stronger than what it really was , determined to hazard a battle ; and , at ten at night , on the 15th of August , the very hour when General Gates proceeded from Rugely's Mills , about thirteen miles distant ...
... American army considerably stronger than what it really was , determined to hazard a battle ; and , at ten at night , on the 15th of August , the very hour when General Gates proceeded from Rugely's Mills , about thirteen miles distant ...
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... American ? Your president may easily become king . Your senate is so imperfectly constructed , that your dear- est rights may be sacrificed by what may be a small minority : and a very small minority may continue forever unchangeably ...
... American ? Your president may easily become king . Your senate is so imperfectly constructed , that your dear- est rights may be sacrificed by what may be a small minority : and a very small minority may continue forever unchangeably ...
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... American the fears of the American ministers . The immense power of France was painted in gorgeous colors ; the humiliation of Austria was boasted of ; and the conquest of Great Britain confidently predicted . France alone , they said ...
... American the fears of the American ministers . The immense power of France was painted in gorgeous colors ; the humiliation of Austria was boasted of ; and the conquest of Great Britain confidently predicted . France alone , they said ...
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