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... friends and foes amongst the European powers . Having , therefore , to appoint coadjutors in the administration of the imperial affairs , he did not confine himself to his personal friends and followers , but endeavoured to secure a ...
... friends and foes amongst the European powers . Having , therefore , to appoint coadjutors in the administration of the imperial affairs , he did not confine himself to his personal friends and followers , but endeavoured to secure a ...
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... friends of the Washington Administration , and who supported that of Mr. Adams , though without un- qualified approbation . These men had intimate friends and associates in Boston , who thought as they did . " To them , friendship with ...
... friends of the Washington Administration , and who supported that of Mr. Adams , though without un- qualified approbation . These men had intimate friends and associates in Boston , who thought as they did . " To them , friendship with ...
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... friends , who had been preserved from perishing by the ready wit of the physician of the gaol , as we related , after being revived and having their wounds dressed , were smuggled out of the prison in various ways , and concealed in the ...
... friends , who had been preserved from perishing by the ready wit of the physician of the gaol , as we related , after being revived and having their wounds dressed , were smuggled out of the prison in various ways , and concealed in the ...
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