Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... French Commandant , to whom Washing- ton carried Dinwiddie's letter , to return a satisfactory answer to the impudent demands of the English led to the outbreak of the French and Indian War , in which Washington played a prominent part ...
... French Commandant , to whom Washing- ton carried Dinwiddie's letter , to return a satisfactory answer to the impudent demands of the English led to the outbreak of the French and Indian War , in which Washington played a prominent part ...
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... French Republic without betraying the most remote remark of undue complaisance . . . . Among the great events with which the world is now teeming , there may be an opening for France to become instrumental in secur- ing to us the free ...
... French Republic without betraying the most remote remark of undue complaisance . . . . Among the great events with which the world is now teeming , there may be an opening for France to become instrumental in secur- ing to us the free ...
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... French Republic with zeal but without any unnecessary éclat ; besides the dictates of sincerity do not demand that we should render notorious all our feelings in favor of that nation . " Later , Randolph , a fellow Virginian , mitigated ...
... French Republic with zeal but without any unnecessary éclat ; besides the dictates of sincerity do not demand that we should render notorious all our feelings in favor of that nation . " Later , Randolph , a fellow Virginian , mitigated ...
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