The Life of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the American Army, Through the Revolutionary War: And the First President of the United States, Volume 2T. Bedington, 1826 |
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... peace received -Cessation of Hostilities proclaimed —— General WASHINGTON addresses a Circular Letter to the Ex- ecutives of the several States - Army disbanded- New Levies of Pennsylvania revolt - The Com- mander in Chief enters New ...
... peace received -Cessation of Hostilities proclaimed —— General WASHINGTON addresses a Circular Letter to the Ex- ecutives of the several States - Army disbanded- New Levies of Pennsylvania revolt - The Com- mander in Chief enters New ...
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... Peace received - Cessation of Hostilities proclaimed - General Washington addresses a Circular Letter to the Executives of the Several States - Army disbanded - New Levies of Pennsylvania revolt - The Commander in Chief enters New ...
... Peace received - Cessation of Hostilities proclaimed - General Washington addresses a Circular Letter to the Executives of the Several States - Army disbanded - New Levies of Pennsylvania revolt - The Commander in Chief enters New ...
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... peace . He communicated to General WASHINGTON a vote of the British Parliament against the prosecution of the American war ; and a bill au- thorising the King to conclude a peace or truce with the revolted provinces of North America ...
... peace . He communicated to General WASHINGTON a vote of the British Parliament against the prosecution of the American war ; and a bill au- thorising the King to conclude a peace or truce with the revolted provinces of North America ...
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... peace had commenced at Paris ; and that his Britannick Majesty had directed his Minister to propose the In- dependence of the United States as a preliminary . The deficiency of the states in paying their respec- tive requisitions of ...
... peace had commenced at Paris ; and that his Britannick Majesty had directed his Minister to propose the In- dependence of the United States as a preliminary . The deficiency of the states in paying their respec- tive requisitions of ...
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... peace . " Although the military services of the field did not require the presence of the Commander in Chief , yet he was induced on account of the irritable state of the army to remain the whole season in camp . The disquietude of the ...
... peace . " Although the military services of the field did not require the presence of the Commander in Chief , yet he was induced on account of the irritable state of the army to remain the whole season in camp . The disquietude of the ...
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