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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“ Whensoever my prudence was successful , in the attainment 6 of a good end , I ever gave thy name the glory and that ... unless it be strictly denied , ) that will give God the glory of the success of a good enterprise , but yet with a ...
“ Whensoever my prudence was successful , in the attainment 6 of a good end , I ever gave thy name the glory and that ... unless it be strictly denied , ) that will give God the glory of the success of a good enterprise , but yet with a ...
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Notwithstanding the ill success of this expedition , Congress expressed their approbation both of its plan and execution , and voted their thanks to the general and his army . Washington , having recruited his troops , returned towards ...
Notwithstanding the ill success of this expedition , Congress expressed their approbation both of its plan and execution , and voted their thanks to the general and his army . Washington , having recruited his troops , returned towards ...
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When he obtained the victory , his success was not to his adversaries either a stake lost , or a sweeping sentence of condemnation . It was not on the ground of the superiority of his own mind that he triumphed , but on the ground of ...
When he obtained the victory , his success was not to his adversaries either a stake lost , or a sweeping sentence of condemnation . It was not on the ground of the superiority of his own mind that he triumphed , but on the ground of ...
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