The Writings of George Washington: pt. V. Speeches and messages to Congress, proclamations, and addressesAmerican Stationers' Company, John B. Russell, 1837 |
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... expressed in the most oblig- ing terms . The coincidence of circumstances , which led to this auspicious crisis , the confidence reposed in me by my fellow - citizens , and the assistance I may expect from counsels , which will be ...
... expressed in the most oblig- ing terms . The coincidence of circumstances , which led to this auspicious crisis , the confidence reposed in me by my fellow - citizens , and the assistance I may expect from counsels , which will be ...
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... expressed by our fellow- citizens of Kentucky , cannot fail to add an affectionate concern for their particular welfare to the great na- tional impressions under which you will decide on the case submitted to you . It has been ...
... expressed by our fellow- citizens of Kentucky , cannot fail to add an affectionate concern for their particular welfare to the great na- tional impressions under which you will decide on the case submitted to you . It has been ...
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... expressed in your address are en- titled to my particular acknowledgment . Having no object but the good of our country , this testimony of approbation and confidence from its immediate repre- sentatives must be among my best rewards ...
... expressed in your address are en- titled to my particular acknowledgment . Having no object but the good of our country , this testimony of approbation and confidence from its immediate repre- sentatives must be among my best rewards ...
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... expression of your wish for my personal happiness , claim and receive my particular acknowledgments . In my future endeavours for the public welfare , to which my duty may call me , I shall not cease to count 34 [ 1792 . WASHINGTON'S ...
... expression of your wish for my personal happiness , claim and receive my particular acknowledgments . In my future endeavours for the public welfare , to which my duty may call me , I shall not cease to count 34 [ 1792 . WASHINGTON'S ...
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... expressed by the Senate , on my re- election to the station which I fill , commands my sin- cere and warmest acknowledgments . If this be an event , which promises the smallest addition to the hap- piness of our country , as it is my ...
... expressed by the Senate , on my re- election to the station which I fill , commands my sin- cere and warmest acknowledgments . If this be an event , which promises the smallest addition to the hap- piness of our country , as it is my ...
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