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... road for you to come and see him and his officers ; and urges you to come , assuring you that all past differences ... road was clear ; but I understand it is not clear - it is foul and bloody , and the French have made it so . We have ...
... road for you to come and see him and his officers ; and urges you to come , assuring you that all past differences ... road was clear ; but I understand it is not clear - it is foul and bloody , and the French have made it so . We have ...
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... road re- quired of the Pennsylvania government had not been commenced . George Croghan and the other commissioners were but just arrived in camp . Sir John , according to Croghan , re- ceived them in a very disagreeable manner : would ...
... road re- quired of the Pennsylvania government had not been commenced . George Croghan and the other commissioners were but just arrived in camp . Sir John , according to Croghan , re- ceived them in a very disagreeable manner : would ...
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... road , from recent examination , only needed partial repairs , and showing by clear calcula- tion that an army could reach Fort Duquesne by that route in thirty - four days , so that the whole campaign might be effected by the middle of ...
... road , from recent examination , only needed partial repairs , and showing by clear calcula- tion that an army could reach Fort Duquesne by that route in thirty - four days , so that the whole campaign might be effected by the middle of ...
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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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