The Writings of George Washington: The writings of George WashingtonF. Andrews, 1835 |
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... proper for my proceeding in this matter . Equally unexpected by them , as it appeared just in my eye to do it , I have given my late aids , who attended me from the seat of my military command , one hundred dollars each to bear their ...
... proper for my proceeding in this matter . Equally unexpected by them , as it appeared just in my eye to do it , I have given my late aids , who attended me from the seat of my military command , one hundred dollars each to bear their ...
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... proper channel for conveyance . If my commission is not necessary for the files of Congress , I should be glad to have it deposited among my own papers . It may serve my grandchildren , some fifty or an hundred years hence , for a theme ...
... proper channel for conveyance . If my commission is not necessary for the files of Congress , I should be glad to have it deposited among my own papers . It may serve my grandchildren , some fifty or an hundred years hence , for a theme ...
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... proper terms . The committee have not yet reported . But I have not the least doubt of its being returned to you in a way , that will be satisfactory ; and I heartily wish , that this sacred de- posit may be preserved by your children ...
... proper terms . The committee have not yet reported . But I have not the least doubt of its being returned to you in a way , that will be satisfactory ; and I heartily wish , that this sacred de- posit may be preserved by your children ...
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... proper basis . I thank you most sincerely , my dear Marquis , for your kind invitation to your house , if I should come to Paris . At present I see but little prospect of such a voyage . The deranged situation of my private concerns ...
... proper basis . I thank you most sincerely , my dear Marquis , for your kind invitation to your house , if I should come to Paris . At present I see but little prospect of such a voyage . The deranged situation of my private concerns ...
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... proper peace establishment for this country . A peace establishment ought always to have two objects in view ; the one , present security of posts and of stores , and the public tranquillity ; the other , to be prepared , if the latter ...
... proper peace establishment for this country . A peace establishment ought always to have two objects in view ; the one , present security of posts and of stores , and the public tranquillity ; the other , to be prepared , if the latter ...
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accept adopted affairs America Amphictyonic appear appointment Assembly attend BENJAMIN LINCOLN best wishes BUSHROD WASHINGTON character circumstances citizens Colonel commercial communication conceive conduct Congress consequences convention dear Marquis DEAR SIR decide delegates doubt esteem and regard execution expected favor federal feel foreign France friends friendship give Gouverneur Morris Governor hand happy Henry HENRY KNOX honor hope important interest JAMES MADISON James River Knox land late legislatures letter liberty Madame de Lafayette MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE Maryland Massachusetts matter measure meeting ment mind Mount Vernon navigation necessary object obliged occasion officers opinion opposition papers person Philadelphia pleasure political Potomac powers present president proposed constitution reasons received respect Richard Henry Lee River sentiments sincere society South Carolina States-General thank thing tion treaty ultimo unanimity Union United Virginia Washington western York