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... require to be disclosed ; and , in fact , all the papers affecting the nego- tiation with Great Britain had been ... requiring legisla- tive provision ; and on these , the papers called for can throw no light ; and as it is essential to ...
... require to be disclosed ; and , in fact , all the papers affecting the nego- tiation with Great Britain had been ... requiring legisla- tive provision ; and on these , the papers called for can throw no light ; and as it is essential to ...
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... requires . " It was with a heavy heart that Washington found his dream of repose once more interrupted ; but his strong ... require his presence ; or it should become indispensable by the urgency of circumstances . " In making this ...
... requires . " It was with a heavy heart that Washington found his dream of repose once more interrupted ; but his strong ... require his presence ; or it should become indispensable by the urgency of circumstances . " In making this ...
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... require his presence in the field ; and as the season and weather rendered him impatient to leave Philadelphia , he gave the Secretary of War his views and plans for the charge and direction of military affairs , and then set out once ...
... require his presence in the field ; and as the season and weather rendered him impatient to leave Philadelphia , he gave the Secretary of War his views and plans for the charge and direction of military affairs , and then set out once ...
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