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... governors , were paid by the Crown , and the officers had king's commissions ; such , doubt- less , had Captain Mackay . " I should have been particularly obliged , " writes Washington to Governor Dinwiddie , " if you had declared ...
... governors , were paid by the Crown , and the officers had king's commissions ; such , doubt- less , had Captain Mackay . " I should have been particularly obliged , " writes Washington to Governor Dinwiddie , " if you had declared ...
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... Governor Dinwiddie to fulfil the article of the capitulation respecting the prisoners , and the rigorous treatment of La Force , operated hardly upon the hostages , Stobo and Van Braam , who , in retaliation , were confined in prison in ...
... Governor Dinwiddie to fulfil the article of the capitulation respecting the prisoners , and the rigorous treatment of La Force , operated hardly upon the hostages , Stobo and Van Braam , who , in retaliation , were confined in prison in ...
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... Governor Delancey of New York , Lieutenant - Governor Sharpe of Mary- land , Lieutenant - Governor Morris of Pennsyl- vania . Washington was presented to them in a manner that showed how well his merits were already appreciated ...
... Governor Delancey of New York , Lieutenant - Governor Sharpe of Mary- land , Lieutenant - Governor Morris of Pennsyl- vania . Washington was presented to them in a manner that showed how well his merits were already appreciated ...
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Genealogy of the Washington Family I | 1 |
The Home of Washingtons Boyhood | 24 |
Paternal Conduct of an Elder Brother | 33 |
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