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Page 227
... person qualified to execute any offices his country had to propose . An instance of direct disadvantage from the imper- fect education of Washington is given us afterwards . When first sent with a command to the Ohio , he led an ...
... person qualified to execute any offices his country had to propose . An instance of direct disadvantage from the imper- fect education of Washington is given us afterwards . When first sent with a command to the Ohio , he led an ...
Page 309
... person concerned in it . In the volume before us Madame Genlis presents the Recollections of her earlier years . This period corresponds with the latter part of the reign of Louis XV . The character of that monarch was indeed in ...
... person concerned in it . In the volume before us Madame Genlis presents the Recollections of her earlier years . This period corresponds with the latter part of the reign of Louis XV . The character of that monarch was indeed in ...
Page 587
... person with whom he had so many endearing circumstances in common , than to a person , in other respects equal with whom he had none of those circumstances in common . But even if we should suppose that the person who wants to borrow is ...
... person with whom he had so many endearing circumstances in common , than to a person , in other respects equal with whom he had none of those circumstances in common . But even if we should suppose that the person who wants to borrow is ...
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