Maxims of Washington: Political, Social, Moral, and ReligiousD. Appleton, 1859 - 423 páginas |
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... whole armor flashing , at every step , with the light that shone on her from heaven . Our victory being won , Washington sheathed his sword , and sat , for a brief space , under the shadow of his own vine and fig - tree . Soon , at the ...
... whole armor flashing , at every step , with the light that shone on her from heaven . Our victory being won , Washington sheathed his sword , and sat , for a brief space , under the shadow of his own vine and fig - tree . Soon , at the ...
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... whole of his character was in its mass perfect , in nothing bad , in a few points indifferent . And it may be truly said , that never did nature and fortune combine more perfectly to make a man great , and to place him in the same ...
... whole of his character was in its mass perfect , in nothing bad , in a few points indifferent . And it may be truly said , that never did nature and fortune combine more perfectly to make a man great , and to place him in the same ...
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... whole sub- stance already in a manner flows to Great Britain , and that whatsoever contributes to lessen our importa- tions must be hurtful to our manufactures . The eyes of our people already begin to be opened ; and they will perceive ...
... whole sub- stance already in a manner flows to Great Britain , and that whatsoever contributes to lessen our importa- tions must be hurtful to our manufactures . The eyes of our people already begin to be opened ; and they will perceive ...
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... whole , is neg- lected . As there can be no harm in a pious wish for the good of one's country , I shall offer it as mine , that each State would not only choose , but absolutely com- pel , their ablest men to attend Congress , and ...
... whole , is neg- lected . As there can be no harm in a pious wish for the good of one's country , I shall offer it as mine , that each State would not only choose , but absolutely com- pel , their ablest men to attend Congress , and ...
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... whole people , deliberating calmly on what Form of Government will be most conducive to their happiness ; and deciding , with an unexpected degree of unanimity , in favor of a system which they conceive calculated to answer the purpose ...
... whole people , deliberating calmly on what Form of Government will be most conducive to their happiness ; and deciding , with an unexpected degree of unanimity , in favor of a system which they conceive calculated to answer the purpose ...
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