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... President of the United States . Washington determined to resist this preten- sion ; he therefore excused himself from the informal dinner , and dined at his lodgings , where the Vice - Presi- dent favored him with his company . The ...
... President of the United States . Washington determined to resist this preten- sion ; he therefore excused himself from the informal dinner , and dined at his lodgings , where the Vice - Presi- dent favored him with his company . The ...
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... President the last ap- peal . " Genet , perfectly taken aback at finding his own ignor- ance in the matter ... President's re- turn ; intimating that her previous departure would be considered a very serious offense . Genet made no ...
... President the last ap- peal . " Genet , perfectly taken aback at finding his own ignor- ance in the matter ... President's re- turn ; intimating that her previous departure would be considered a very serious offense . Genet made no ...
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... President Livingston's address , i . 562 . instructions to General Schuyler , i . 563 . leaves New York , i . 564 . at the American camp , i . 564 . effect of personal appearance , i . 565 . to Governor Trumbull . i . 566 . takes ...
... President Livingston's address , i . 562 . instructions to General Schuyler , i . 563 . leaves New York , i . 564 . at the American camp , i . 564 . effect of personal appearance , i . 565 . to Governor Trumbull . i . 566 . takes ...
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