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... gave up all thoughts of foreign service , and settled himself on his estate on the banks of the Potomac , to which he gave the name of MOUNT VERNON , in honor of the Admiral . Augustine took up his abode at the homestead on Bridges ...
... gave up all thoughts of foreign service , and settled himself on his estate on the banks of the Potomac , to which he gave the name of MOUNT VERNON , in honor of the Admiral . Augustine took up his abode at the homestead on Bridges ...
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... gave it as his opinion that the French had bewitched him , in revenge for the great blow he had struck them in the affair of Jumonville ; for the Indians gave him the whole credit of that success , he having sent round the French scalps ...
... gave it as his opinion that the French had bewitched him , in revenge for the great blow he had struck them in the affair of Jumonville ; for the Indians gave him the whole credit of that success , he having sent round the French scalps ...
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... gave time for other pursuers to come within reach , and open attacks from different quarters . For several miles they urged their way along woody defiles , or roads skirted with fences and stone walls , the retreat growing more and more ...
... gave time for other pursuers to come within reach , and open attacks from different quarters . For several miles they urged their way along woody defiles , or roads skirted with fences and stone walls , the retreat growing more and more ...
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CHAPTER I | 25 |
CHAPTER II | 45 |
CHAPTER III | 53 |
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