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ccPpcrPletc ~cncrayiaos. viz:
!. Portrait Of WASHINGTON 1t 40.
/. 2caie. 5. Portrait Of Mrs Wash
in9ton ~ 20, by Wol'as'on. 8. View
o. IL. Vernon. !. D2.3ic ct Brad
docks defeat. ). Head quarters AZ
Cambridge. c. Plan Of Boston and
~cnI.roTs. I. Head Quarters Al Nor
II town. 6. Head Quarters It New
bI.-. 8. Plan OF farms at Mt Yer
Bon. 10. Battle or ;he Brandvwinc.
u. Portrait Of Washington by Stuart.
u. EDcamPmcEt Al VaVv Forge.
Is. Babe Of Germantown. IA. Fac
.:m.c ef WashingtonS hand wri,iG-.
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~all French and English as Ameri
CT. Special aid was derived from
I series Of manuscript drawings in the
possession Of Gen. LAFAYETTE. which
are executed with scientific accuracy
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ten years researches n the public q
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conf dcracy Gur;cg the Revolutions;
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