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... Pennsylvania Archives . " The Govt . of Virginia sent Mr. Washington to summon ye French commander . . . & , on his haughty answer , raised a few forces [ for Washington's campaign of May - June , 1754 ] expecting ye Province of ...
... Pennsylvania Archives . " The Govt . of Virginia sent Mr. Washington to summon ye French commander . . . & , on his haughty answer , raised a few forces [ for Washington's campaign of May - June , 1754 ] expecting ye Province of ...
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... Pennsylvania , the final stretches were rough and virtually unknown , having been used only by traders with pack horses . As to the feasibility of a military road over the high Laurel Ridge in Pennsylvania , reports of scouting parties ...
... Pennsylvania , the final stretches were rough and virtually unknown , having been used only by traders with pack horses . As to the feasibility of a military road over the high Laurel Ridge in Pennsylvania , reports of scouting parties ...
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... Pennsylvania and the Fed- eral Constitution , 1787-1788 . Historical Society of Pennsylvania , 1888 . Madison , James . Life . See Hunt ; Rives . Madison , James , Writings of . Edited by Gaillard Hunt . Nine volumes . New York , 1900 ...
... Pennsylvania and the Fed- eral Constitution , 1787-1788 . Historical Society of Pennsylvania , 1888 . Madison , James . Life . See Hunt ; Rives . Madison , James , Writings of . Edited by Gaillard Hunt . Nine volumes . New York , 1900 ...
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AN AIRHOLE IN HISTORY | 3 |
THE INWARD WASHINGTON | 29 |
THE REPUBLIC AND SALLY FAIRFAX | 51 |
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