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... writes he , " your approbation will be a great and precious consolation . It was not without a struggle that I yielded to the very urgent motives which impelled me to relinquish a station in which I could hope to be in any degree ...
... writes he , " your approbation will be a great and precious consolation . It was not without a struggle that I yielded to the very urgent motives which impelled me to relinquish a station in which I could hope to be in any degree ...
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... writes he . " We must have if you will in any case permit us to use it . more efficacy in it than in many an army . " 345 you some- your name . There will be And McHenry , the Secretary of War , writes , about the same time : " You see ...
... writes he . " We must have if you will in any case permit us to use it . more efficacy in it than in many an army . " 345 you some- your name . There will be And McHenry , the Secretary of War , writes , about the same time : " You see ...
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... writes he , " I shall deeply regret all circumstances which would insuperably bar my having an active command in the field . But if such a measure should be my destiny , I shall fervently petition to serve as one of your aides - de ...
... writes he , " I shall deeply regret all circumstances which would insuperably bar my having an active command in the field . But if such a measure should be my destiny , I shall fervently petition to serve as one of your aides - de ...
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