Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... authorities . The Continental Congress had advisory rather than executive powers , and war supplies were drawn from ... authority Washington's letters were incessant ; with them his influence was immense . His personal character was the ...
... authorities . The Continental Congress had advisory rather than executive powers , and war supplies were drawn from ... authority Washington's letters were incessant ; with them his influence was immense . His personal character was the ...
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... authorities . The Continental Congress had advisory rather than executive powers , and war supplies were drawn ... authority Washington's letters were incessant ; with them his influence was immense . His personal character was the ...
... authorities . The Continental Congress had advisory rather than executive powers , and war supplies were drawn ... authority Washington's letters were incessant ; with them his influence was immense . His personal character was the ...
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... authority in all cases to be compared to it . The royal office in Poland is a mere shadow in comparison with it . The Dogeship in Venice , and the Stadtholdership in Holland are not so much . Neither dignity nor authority can be ...
... authority in all cases to be compared to it . The royal office in Poland is a mere shadow in comparison with it . The Dogeship in Venice , and the Stadtholdership in Holland are not so much . Neither dignity nor authority can be ...
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