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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In one of the most important of those encounters , a captain and fourteen men of a Massachusetts regiment were killed on the spot , seventeen were wounded , and ninety , with Colonel Thompson who commanded the party , were made ...
In one of the most important of those encounters , a captain and fourteen men of a Massachusetts regiment were killed on the spot , seventeen were wounded , and ninety , with Colonel Thompson who commanded the party , were made ...
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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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One Hundred and Forty Sermons on the following important subjects : The Original state of Man . Cautions against Error . | The Ghost or Samuel . The Present state of Man . The Spiritual Kingdom of Jesus . Christianity is a Source of Joy ...
One Hundred and Forty Sermons on the following important subjects : The Original state of Man . Cautions against Error . | The Ghost or Samuel . The Present state of Man . The Spiritual Kingdom of Jesus . Christianity is a Source of Joy ...
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