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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“ The dilapidaŤ • Sparks 1 RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCES . 121 6 tion of the old church 120 LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
“ The dilapidaŤ • Sparks 1 RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCES . 121 6 tion of the old church 120 LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
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121 6 tion of the old church rendering it expedient either to repair or rebuild , the subject was agitated in the vestry , of which Colonel Washington was a member . It having been determined after due consideration , that a new church ...
121 6 tion of the old church rendering it expedient either to repair or rebuild , the subject was agitated in the vestry , of which Colonel Washington was a member . It having been determined after due consideration , that a new church ...
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a tion , that once more he was disappointed in his anxiety to bring on a general action . General Howe , finding his situation rendered more precarious by this mischance , determined in a council of war , hurriedly called , to evacuate ...
a tion , that once more he was disappointed in his anxiety to bring on a general action . General Howe , finding his situation rendered more precarious by this mischance , determined in a council of war , hurriedly called , to evacuate ...
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