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Page 169
... soon after I arrived , made myself acquainted with the steps necessary to obtain a Patent , took several of the steps and the Secretary of State Mr. Jefferson agreed to send the Pattent to me as soon it could be made out - so that I ...
... soon after I arrived , made myself acquainted with the steps necessary to obtain a Patent , took several of the steps and the Secretary of State Mr. Jefferson agreed to send the Pattent to me as soon it could be made out - so that I ...
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... soon dislodged by the whole fire of the vessels , which was suspended during the charge , being directed into them . The Bashaw soon got possession of the Bey's palace ; his cavalry flanked the flying enemy ; and a little after four o ...
... soon dislodged by the whole fire of the vessels , which was suspended during the charge , being directed into them . The Bashaw soon got possession of the Bey's palace ; his cavalry flanked the flying enemy ; and a little after four o ...
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... soon learned that there was no hope of him . Soon they commenced taking testimony in the room adjoining where he lay , before Chief Justice Carter , and General Halleck called for a reporter : no one was on hand , but one of the head ...
... soon learned that there was no hope of him . Soon they commenced taking testimony in the room adjoining where he lay , before Chief Justice Carter , and General Halleck called for a reporter : no one was on hand , but one of the head ...
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George Washington writes his wife of his selection as Com | 3 |
refuses to answer a letter and loses thirteen fine | 9 |
Benjamin Franklin makes a freak suggestion | 15 |
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