The Life of George Washington,: Commander in Chief of the American Forces, During the War which Established the Independence of His Country, and First President of the United States, Tập 1C.P. Wayne, 1804 |
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... continued succession of victories and defeats ; who can only feel engaged in the movements of vast armies , and who believe that a Hero must be perpetually in action , will be disap- pointed in almost every page of the following history ...
... continued succession of victories and defeats ; who can only feel engaged in the movements of vast armies , and who believe that a Hero must be perpetually in action , will be disap- pointed in almost every page of the following history ...
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... continued succes- sion of battles . But they spread less splendour over the page which recounts them , and excite weaker emotions in the bosom of the reader . There is also another source from which some degree of disappointment has ...
... continued succes- sion of battles . But they spread less splendour over the page which recounts them , and excite weaker emotions in the bosom of the reader . There is also another source from which some degree of disappointment has ...
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... continued to be the favourite project of the English nation . To effect it , several unsuc- cessful expeditions were made to the American coast . In the mean time the fisheries of New- foundland were carried on to a considerable extent ...
... continued to be the favourite project of the English nation . To effect it , several unsuc- cessful expeditions were made to the American coast . In the mean time the fisheries of New- foundland were carried on to a considerable extent ...
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... continued to be scarce , and supplies from the neighbour- ing Indians , with whom the English were often at war , and seldom on terms of real cordiality , were necessarily uncertain . In the beginning of the year 1612 , captain Argal ...
... continued to be scarce , and supplies from the neighbour- ing Indians , with whom the English were often at war , and seldom on terms of real cordiality , were necessarily uncertain . In the beginning of the year 1612 , captain Argal ...
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... continued to be their sincere friend . This led also to a treaty with the Chiccahominies , a brave and daring tribe , who submitted to the English , and became their tributaries . mr . Rolfe . About this time too , a change took place ...
... continued to be their sincere friend . This led also to a treaty with the Chiccahominies , a brave and daring tribe , who submitted to the English , and became their tributaries . mr . Rolfe . About this time too , a change took place ...
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