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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... object in which the aid of this individual was required , re - interposition of Sir Henry Clinton , who was ex- garded the general and others of our army , im- plicated in the information sent to Washington by him . To this object ...
... object in which the aid of this individual was required , re - interposition of Sir Henry Clinton , who was ex- garded the general and others of our army , im- plicated in the information sent to Washington by him . To this object ...
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... object of which was the United States . The precise nature of these propositions was not ascertained ; but it was understood gen- erally , that their tendency was hostile ; and Washington , writing to the secre- tary of war , in June ...
... object of which was the United States . The precise nature of these propositions was not ascertained ; but it was understood gen- erally , that their tendency was hostile ; and Washington , writing to the secre- tary of war , in June ...
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... object to be contended for . Our whole exports to Great Britain are to be haz- arded . We sell on terms of privilege , and posi- tive favor , as it has been abundantly shown , near seven millions to the dominions of Great Britain . We ...
... object to be contended for . Our whole exports to Great Britain are to be haz- arded . We sell on terms of privilege , and posi- tive favor , as it has been abundantly shown , near seven millions to the dominions of Great Britain . We ...
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