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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... passed along the road since the shower . When the day broke , Middleton was no longer forced to halt , and he passed on with rapidity . Ascending an eminence , before he reached the Three Pige- ons , some miles on the north of the ...
... passed along the road since the shower . When the day broke , Middleton was no longer forced to halt , and he passed on with rapidity . Ascending an eminence , before he reached the Three Pige- ons , some miles on the north of the ...
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... passed it , to repair to Portsmouth , where he pur posed despatching the corps destined for New York . But as Lafayette followed him extremely close , he found himself constrained to make a halt upon the left bank of the river , and to ...
... passed it , to repair to Portsmouth , where he pur posed despatching the corps destined for New York . But as Lafayette followed him extremely close , he found himself constrained to make a halt upon the left bank of the river , and to ...
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... passed further suspending commercial intercourse with France and its dependencies , and con- tinuing in force the act authorizing the defence of American merchant vessels against French depredations . The law , prohibiting hostile acts ...
... passed further suspending commercial intercourse with France and its dependencies , and con- tinuing in force the act authorizing the defence of American merchant vessels against French depredations . The law , prohibiting hostile acts ...
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