Pictorial Life of George Washington: Embracing a Complete History of the Seven Years' War, the Revolutionary War, the Formation of the Federal Constitution, and the Administration of Washington |
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positions were greatly increased by the arrival of Mr. Genet , the first minister plenipotentiary from the Republic of France to the United States . He landed April 8th , 1793 , at Charleston , South Carolina , the contiguity of which ...
positions were greatly increased by the arrival of Mr. Genet , the first minister plenipotentiary from the Republic of France to the United States . He landed April 8th , 1793 , at Charleston , South Carolina , the contiguity of which ...
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Shortly after his arrival in Madrid , he concluded a treaty with the king of Spain , in which the claims of the United States on the important points of boundary and the navigation of the Mississippi , were fully conceded .
Shortly after his arrival in Madrid , he concluded a treaty with the king of Spain , in which the claims of the United States on the important points of boundary and the navigation of the Mississippi , were fully conceded .
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The person in whom alone the voice of the people could be united having declined a re - election , the two great parties in the United States respectively brought forward their chiefs , and every possible effort was made by each to ...
The person in whom alone the voice of the people could be united having declined a re - election , the two great parties in the United States respectively brought forward their chiefs , and every possible effort was made by each to ...
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