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The scion of the great Washington family sat down in grumpy discomfort on the fire engine and waited to see what would ... The expedition also brought back George Washington's sword , a family heirloom , which Brown promptly buckled ...
The scion of the great Washington family sat down in grumpy discomfort on the fire engine and waited to see what would ... The expedition also brought back George Washington's sword , a family heirloom , which Brown promptly buckled ...
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There was something in Lee that Washington did not have . After much reflection I have come to the conclusion that Lee was Washington , as Washington would have been with a Puritan conscience . Washington liked fun , but Lee never had ...
There was something in Lee that Washington did not have . After much reflection I have come to the conclusion that Lee was Washington , as Washington would have been with a Puritan conscience . Washington liked fun , but Lee never had ...
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... his fourteen horses — most of them had been presented by admirers — he would drive to his office every morning . He became a familiar sight on the streets of Washington .. usually sitting in a light buggy , a cigar between his teeth ...
... his fourteen horses — most of them had been presented by admirers — he would drive to his office every morning . He became a familiar sight on the streets of Washington .. usually sitting in a light buggy , a cigar between his teeth ...
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Contents
CEAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Meet General Grant |
| Author | W. E. Woodward |
| Published | 1939 |
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