Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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... letter from General Washington in the field , saying that he feared the distresses in the army would lead to mutiny in the ranks . This letter was read by Paine to the Assembly . He immediately wrote to Blair McClenaghan , a ...
... letter from General Washington in the field , saying that he feared the distresses in the army would lead to mutiny in the ranks . This letter was read by Paine to the Assembly . He immediately wrote to Blair McClenaghan , a ...
Page 123
... letter from the President ( Mr. Fill- more ) to the Emperor of Japan soliciting the negotiation of a treaty of friendship and commerce between the two nations , by which the ports of the latter should be thrown open to American vessels ...
... letter from the President ( Mr. Fill- more ) to the Emperor of Japan soliciting the negotiation of a treaty of friendship and commerce between the two nations , by which the ports of the latter should be thrown open to American vessels ...
Page 458
... letter to General Burnside , at Falmouth , Va . , at four o'clock P.M .: " WARRENTON JUNCTION , on " Aug. 27 , 1862-4 P.M. " GENERAL BURNSIDE , Falmouth , -I send you the last order from General Pope , which indicates the future as well ...
... letter to General Burnside , at Falmouth , Va . , at four o'clock P.M .: " WARRENTON JUNCTION , on " Aug. 27 , 1862-4 P.M. " GENERAL BURNSIDE , Falmouth , -I send you the last order from General Pope , which indicates the future as well ...
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