The Life and Times of Alexander HamiltonL. P. Crown & Company, 1857 - Всего страниц: 408 |
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... MENT - OUTBREAK OF THE REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE - FIRST MEETING OF THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS - DECLARATION OF AMERICAN INDE- PENDENCE - THE GRAND DRAMA BEGINS . THE genius and enterprise of Columbus dis- covered an unknown world ; but it ...
... MENT - OUTBREAK OF THE REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE - FIRST MEETING OF THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS - DECLARATION OF AMERICAN INDE- PENDENCE - THE GRAND DRAMA BEGINS . THE genius and enterprise of Columbus dis- covered an unknown world ; but it ...
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... ment . But the most stirring and portentous times were now approaching in the land of his adoption ; and while Hamilton was still a member of the college , his great talents were drawn out into active play by the force of unexpected ...
... ment . But the most stirring and portentous times were now approaching in the land of his adoption ; and while Hamilton was still a member of the college , his great talents were drawn out into active play by the force of unexpected ...
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... ment was of essential importance , were necessarily impossible . And besides all this , the British troops had vastly the advantage in numbers , in discipline , in ammunition , and in position . The influence of this defeat on the ...
... ment was of essential importance , were necessarily impossible . And besides all this , the British troops had vastly the advantage in numbers , in discipline , in ammunition , and in position . The influence of this defeat on the ...
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... ment on the Hudson to oppose the advance of Bur- goyne . While this deliberation was pending , a British fleet appeared off the Capes of Virginia . This fact proved that an attack on Philadelphia was contemplated by the enemy . To ...
... ment on the Hudson to oppose the advance of Bur- goyne . While this deliberation was pending , a British fleet appeared off the Capes of Virginia . This fact proved that an attack on Philadelphia was contemplated by the enemy . To ...
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... extraordinary character . Endowed with a mind not only of colossal strength , but of singular firmness , these aspersions caused neither agitation nor excite- ment ; though not to feel in some degree indignant 62 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
... extraordinary character . Endowed with a mind not only of colossal strength , but of singular firmness , these aspersions caused neither agitation nor excite- ment ; though not to feel in some degree indignant 62 THE LIFE AND TIMES.
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