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... Washington . - Irk- some to him . - Instances of his Festive Gayety . - Of his Laugh- ing . - Passion for Hunting revived . - Death of General Greene.— His Character . - Washington's Regrets and Encomiums .-- Letters to the French ...
... Washington . - Irk- some to him . - Instances of his Festive Gayety . - Of his Laugh- ing . - Passion for Hunting revived . - Death of General Greene.— His Character . - Washington's Regrets and Encomiums .-- Letters to the French ...
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Washington Irving. CHAPTER X. INTERVIEW OF WASHINGTON WITH THE FRENCH OFFICERS AT HARTFORD . - PLAN OF ATTACK DISCONCERTED . - WASHINGTON'S RETURN . - SCENES AT ARNOLD'S HEADQUARTERS IN THE HIGHLANDS . - TIDINGS OF ANDRÉ'S CAPTURE ...
Washington Irving. CHAPTER X. INTERVIEW OF WASHINGTON WITH THE FRENCH OFFICERS AT HARTFORD . - PLAN OF ATTACK DISCONCERTED . - WASHINGTON'S RETURN . - SCENES AT ARNOLD'S HEADQUARTERS IN THE HIGHLANDS . - TIDINGS OF ANDRÉ'S CAPTURE ...
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Washington Irving. tenance . It was Washington . De Chastellux alighted and was presented by Lafayette . His reception was frank and cordial . Washington conducted him into the house . Dinner was over , but Generals Knox , Wayne , and ...
Washington Irving. tenance . It was Washington . De Chastellux alighted and was presented by Lafayette . His reception was frank and cordial . Washington conducted him into the house . Dinner was over , but Generals Knox , Wayne , and ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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