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... seems placed there on purpose to tell us of the glorious deeds of our fathers , and to bid us to remember their sufferings - to follow their example . • Here is the house Washington used to live in - there Kosiuscko used to walk and ...
... seems placed there on purpose to tell us of the glorious deeds of our fathers , and to bid us to remember their sufferings - to follow their example . • Here is the house Washington used to live in - there Kosiuscko used to walk and ...
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... seems to have been difficult to work with Grant . Some of the mem- bers resigned because they said they did not know what was going on ; that the President never asked their views on any subject ; and that unsatisfactory appointments ...
... seems to have been difficult to work with Grant . Some of the mem- bers resigned because they said they did not know what was going on ; that the President never asked their views on any subject ; and that unsatisfactory appointments ...
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... seems . It is common among men who have had no experience in business affairs . He could have lived very well on his five thousand dollars a year in Galena , but he wanted to live in New York , where five thousand dollars , even at that ...
... seems . It is common among men who have had no experience in business affairs . He could have lived very well on his five thousand dollars a year in Galena , but he wanted to live in New York , where five thousand dollars , even at that ...
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CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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