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quadgram	frequency
of the united states	1971
on the th of	852
at the same time	478
at the head of	430
the house of representatives	400
in the course of	313
president of the united	298
for the purpose of	287
on the part of	283
of the house of	267
to the united states	224
the head of the	217
the secretary of state	201
in a letter to	197
the president of the	195
the people of the	191
letter of washington to	190
in the united states	187
under the command of	186
the command of the	182
of the american army	182
in the midst of	182
the part of the	179
the government of the	178
the course of the	177
gentlemen of the senate	173
of the th of	164
one of the most	160
secretary of the treasury	157
a part of the	155
at the end of	150
in the house of	149
the hands of the	147
the morning of the	145
the close of the	143
of the senate and	141
the secretary of the	140
the united states in	139
of the british army	137
on the d of	136
the united states and	136
the end of the	134
at the close of	131
the conduct of the	128
the united states of	128
in front of the	127
the th of august	125
of the state of	123
in the hands of	123
the united states to	122
the th of july	122
the banks of the	121
in the mean time	119
government of the united	118
the th of june	116
the constitution of the	115
people of the united	115
in relation to the	115
united states of america	115
the th of september	114
the house of burgesses	110
was one of the	109
the officers of the	109
the th of april	108
on the morning of	108
the grand lodge of	106
into the hands of	106
the name of the	105
the seat of government	104
the rear of the	104
constitution of the united	104
on the other hand	101
that part of the	99
the th of may	97
to the president of	96
senate and of the	95
seems to have been	95
the mouth of the	95
the senate and of	95
and of the house	95
on the subject of	94
the secretary of war	94
the loss of the	93
of the people of	91
the th of october	90
the th of december	89
the th of march	88
the night of the	88
on the st of	88
the right of the	87
at the time of	87
about the same time	87
on the banks of	87
as soon as the	86
between the united states	85
the members of the	85
the main body of	85
of the french republic	85
morning of the th	84
the declaration of independence	83
in the west indies	83
a member of the	83
a council of war	83
on the night of	83
the attention of the	82
of the secretary of	82
a letter to the	81
the head of a	81
the rest of the	80
as well as the	80
on his way to	80
in a state of	80
the authority of the	79
in the rear of	79
command of the army	79
to the secretary of	78
the th of november	78
from time to time	78
in favor of the	77
grand lodge of pennsylvania	77
that it would be	77
the situation of the	77
the arrival of the	76
in the name of	76
on the following day	76
the united states were	75
the navigation of the	75
one hundred and fifty	75
a copy of the	74
of the grand lodge	74
with a view to	73
that he could not	73
every part of the	72
citizens of the united	71
the opening of the	70
on the same day	70
to the people of	70
side of the river	69
the commencement of the	69
the evening of the	69
the manner in which	69
between the two nations	69
the state of the	68
it was not until	68
the protection of the	68
a letter from the	68
it would have been	68
in the month of	68
the greater part of	68
was not to be	68
for the protection of	68
for the first time	67
with respect to the	67
in the service of	67
the affairs of the	66
in which he was	66
the execution of the	65
in consequence of the	65
at a time when	64
the president of congress	64
the success of the	64
night of the th	64
the left of the	64
and the united states	64
of the american people	64
on the evening of	63
for the use of	63
the power of the	63
as a matter of	61
and at the same	61
the passage of the	60
the marquis de lafayette	60
on account of the	60
the use of the	60
the th of january	60
at the mouth of	60
letters of washington to	60
is one of the	60
for the most part	60
the independence of the	59
for the defence of	59
the beginning of the	59
main body of the	58
in addition to the	58
with the united states	57
of the several states	57
by the united states	57
in the hope of	57
it is to be	57
a great part of	57
as soon as he	57
and on the th	57
the opinion of the	57
in a few days	57
early in the morning	57
in the neighborhood of	57
the united states at	57
end of the volume	57
on the point of	57
the west side of	56
the state of new	56
in the opinion of	55
the interests of the	55
at the expense of	55
the rights of the	55
part of the country	55
to take possession of	55
on the west side	55
the united states had	55
the treaty of peace	54
in regard to the	54
that the united states	54
in the presence of	54
for the preservation of	54
and house of representatives	54
as soon as possible	53
on the east side	53
within the united states	53
both houses of congress	53
united states in congress	52
in possession of the	52
senate and house of	52
of one of the	52
the representatives of the	52
for a long time	51
of the government of	51
the face of the	51
on the other side	51
the progress of the	51
the friends of the	51
made up his mind	51
for the sake of	50
the house of commons	50
the defence of the	50
the command of general	50
ought not to be	50
at the opening of	50
in the execution of	50
there can be no	50
put an end to	50
the east side of	50
under the influence of	50
that he did not	50
the senate and house	50
the nature of the	50
of the legislature of	50
states in congress assembled	50
the united states was	50
the united states with	50
at the battle of	49
to the command of	48
at the age of	48
it was determined to	48
of the treaty of	48
the inhabitants of the	48
in a short time	48
in the case of	47
the service of the	47
by the name of	47
addressed a letter to	47
the th day of	47
appears to have been	47
to the house of	47
the movements of the	46
in the morning of	46
branch of the legislature	46
by the way of	46
could not fail to	46
navigation of the mississippi	46
the th of february	46
the adoption of the	46
of the french revolution	46
officers of the army	46
under the necessity of	46
part of the united	46
on the side of	46
against the united states	46
with the loss of	45
it was necessary to	45
the news of the	45
after the battle of	45
for the united states	45
the field of battle	45
great part of the	45
in the event of	45
in a great measure	45
which he had been	45
in a condition to	45
he seems to have	45
the south side of	45
close of the war	44
in the way of	44
in the spring of	44
the time of the	44
in such a manner	44
the rank of major	44
the citizens of the	44
of the people to	44
the governor of virginia	43
west side of the	43
until the th of	43
in some of the	43
ships of the line	43
parts of the country	43
letter to the president	43
that he was not	43
father of his country	43
to be found in	43
a committee of the	43
which had been made	43
the french and indians	43
ought to have been	43
to be considered as	42
reason to believe that	42
in my power to	42
all parts of the	42
throughout the united states	42
east side of the	42
had a right to	42
by a majority of	42
at the foot of	42
i lay before you	42
the result of the	42
of the federal government	42
for the security of	42
in which he had	41
in favour of the	41
the scene of action	41
independence of the united	41
this state of things	41
between the two countries	41
by the people of	41
as far as the	41
the preservation of the	41
treaty with great britain	41
in behalf of the	41
different parts of the	41
the influence of the	41
the establishment of a	41
in the face of	41
to take command of	41
the cause of the	41
with regard to the	41
the history of the	41
the confidence of the	41
state of new york	41
of some of the	41
greater part of the	40
in command of the	40
the condition of the	40
was a man of	40
said to have been	40
parts of the union	40
in the first instance	40
interests of the united	40
the eyes of the	40
the opposite side of	40
the articles of confederation	40
that he had been	40
the interest of the	40
a large body of	40
a good deal of	40
by the secretary of	40
the strength of the	39
the commerce of the	39
the midst of the	39
at the beginning of	39
which was to be	39
the foot of the	39
the father of his	39
up and down the	39
the department of state	39
of the battle of	39
in which it was	39
in the vicinity of	39
on the opposite side	39
the measures of the	39
under the authority of	39
to the seat of	39
the whole of the	39
for the support of	39
part of the army	39
the militia of the	39
of which he was	39
in the eyes of	39
of sir henry clinton	39
with which he was	39
between great britain and	38
the safety of the	38
on the south side	38
of the continental army	38
it was to be	38
in the form of	38
on the one hand	38
the side of the	38
in the autumn of	38
of the general government	38
the minister of the	38
with the main body	38
in the continental army	38
the fate of the	38
that it was not	38
as well as to	38
the count de rochambeau	38
and consent of the	37
the head of his	37
with the rank of	37
be found in the	37
of the british government	37
it would not be	37
the consent of the	37
the united states would	37
the great body of	37
which could not be	37
returned to new york	37
consent of the senate	37
on both sides of	37
the operations of the	37
is said to have	37
the heads of departments	37
in the hearts of	37
in the history of	37
as one of the	37
the laws of the	37
both sides of the	37
in the cause of	36
of the french and	36
part of the union	36
as well as in	36
could not have been	36
was said to be	36
by sir henry clinton	36
in the possession of	36
the policy of the	36
the ports of the	36
the treaty with great	36
with the exception of	36
the proceedings of the	36
the governors of the	36
the report of the	36
his most christian majesty	36
the people of america	36
the advice and consent	36
the same time he	36
but he did not	36
of the army at	36
of the american government	36
advice and consent of	36
the character of washington	36
it was impossible to	36
the city of philadelphia	36
that there was a	36
opposite side of the	36
french and indian war	35
at the siege of	35
from the united states	35
at the court of	35
committee of the whole	35
the support of the	35
a great deal of	35
on the eve of	35
it was in the	35
to which he was	35
the aid of the	35
that there was no	35
the approach of the	35
he was one of	35
the views of the	35
a few days after	35
the course of a	35
the united states by	34
the time of his	34
such a manner as	34
the city of new	34
to the constitution of	34
to the governors of	34
which they had been	34
under the direction of	34
take command of the	34
a large number of	34
an address to the	34
in his letter to	34
without the consent of	34
an end to the	34
was by no means	34
the latter part of	34
to the west indies	34
administration of the government	34
the powers of the	33
in honor of the	33
the fire of the	33
in consequence of which	33
the north side of	33
that it was a	33
to the cause of	33
to cross the river	33
take possession of the	33
and some of the	33
the execution of this	33
on the approach of	33
of those who had	33
an account of the	33
to the rank of	33
in support of the	33
he wrote to his	33
in the senate chamber	33
he was obliged to	33
of new york and	33
of the french fleet	33
of the public debt	33
that is to say	33
to the relief of	33
city of new york	33
in killed and wounded	33
in the habit of	33
the character of the	33
states and great britain	32
we have seen him	32
for the safety of	32
had been sent to	32
of the american revolution	32
two hundred and fifty	32
the spirit of the	32
it would be a	32
situation of the united	32
he was in the	32
great body of the	32
fell into the hands	32
united states and great	32
that it should be	32
as well as of	32
was not until the	32
lay before you a	32
that he had not	32
the king of france	32
in the office of	32
the centre of the	32
in the city of	32
which the united states	32
the opinion that the	32
under the protection of	32
received a letter from	32
the destruction of the	32
in new york and	31
the board of war	31
the whole number of	31
until the arrival of	31
in every part of	31
at the commencement of	31
the ratification of the	31
the count de grasse	31
for the government of	31
to that of the	31
division of the army	31
the administration of the	31
one hundred and twenty	31
he was able to	31
to believe that the	31
with the advice and	31
to the protection of	31
the same time the	31
the union of the	31
first president of the	31
that he was a	31
a matter of course	31
with the intention of	31
the residue of the	31
the subject of the	31
of the rights of	31
as we have seen	31
that it was the	31
letter of the th	31
the leaders of the	31
congress of the united	31
that they should be	30
ticonderoga and crown point	30
the retreat of the	30
the british army was	30
as soon as it	30
the advance of the	30
on the arrival of	30
confidence of the people	30
the name of washington	30
the failure of the	30
of the death of	30
the minds of the	30
the armies of the	30
about one hundred and	30
of the southern army	30
in the library of	30
to the amount of	30
body of the people	30
some of the most	30
the d of july	30
on their way to	30
the fact that he	30
south carolina and georgia	30
the legislature of virginia	30
hands of the enemy	30
at the seat of	30
his seat in the	30
to be in the	30
with a body of	29
at the request of	29
a portion of the	29
took possession of the	29
of the army and	29
in the exercise of	29
that he would be	29
the office of the	29
by the arrival of	29
that he should be	29
the circumstances of the	29
and it was not	29
copy of a letter	29
to the governor of	29
the advice of the	29
to provide for the	29
the present state of	29
of the supreme court	29
a part of his	29
a body of troops	29
at the point of	29
the value of the	29
to the memory of	29
state of the army	29
the united states as	29
which had been adopted	29
the governor of the	29
as well as his	29
the united states should	29
the form of a	29
between three and four	29
is not to be	29
the united states for	29
the fact that the	29
the direction of the	29
in the ports of	29
of the united colonies	29
the same time that	29
in that part of	29
on the left of	29
a day or two	29
on the field of	29
the united states shall	29
between them and the	28
in the first place	28
a large part of	28
the remainder of the	28
to take advantage of	28
the continuance of the	28
the battle of the	28
the object of the	28
the presence of the	28
a large portion of	28
the court of versailles	28
the members of congress	28
a manner as to	28
the north end of	28
of the man who	28
one of the first	28
the removal of the	28
in the power of	28
as secretary of state	28
about the middle of	28
a majority of the	28
under cover of the	28
the early part of	28
in time of peace	28
the departure of the	28
king of great britain	28
as soon as they	28
it was too late	28
to be able to	28
the management of the	28
would not have been	28
the loss of a	28
the affections of the	28
execution of the laws	28
command of the southern	28
the army of the	28
he was about to	28
the republic of france	28
for the establishment of	28
to the inhabitants of	28
the appearance of the	28
an act of the	28
south side of the	28
of the americans was	28
of the army in	28
for a short time	28
the library of congress	28
of which he had	28
in the direction of	28
the ships of war	28
in the state of	28
loss of the americans	28
on the heights of	28
evening of the th	28
the subject of a	28
and there was a	28
the site of the	28
they were to be	28
it ought to be	28
i have no doubt	28
the temper of the	28
a great number of	28
if he had been	28
from the secretary of	28
the valley of the	28
the middle of the	28
for the ensuing campaign	27
the death of his	27
the state of pennsylvania	27
in the british army	27
of the new government	27
the committee of safety	27
a few of the	27
returned to mount vernon	27
a considerable part of	27
there is not a	27
government of the union	27
the return of the	27
in this state of	27
the hearts of his	27
under the auspices of	27
the happiness of the	27
so as to be	27
spirits distilled within the	27
that he might be	27
the bank of the	27
ports of the united	27
the officers and soldiers	27
representatives of the people	27
he was a man	27
in pursuance of the	27
report of the secretary	27
on the road to	27
governor of the state	27
plan of the campaign	27
of the conduct of	27
had been in the	27
of a letter from	27
the security of the	27
to the support of	27
there was reason to	27
with the aid of	27
of the belligerent powers	27
the possession of the	27
placed at the head	27
he was met by	27
in one of his	27
president of the senate	27
a letter to general	27
the united states from	27
it was proposed to	27
the establishment of the	27
he was to be	27
in the summer of	27
in the bosom of	26
as we have already	26
on the right of	26
was on his way	26
appointed to the command	26
of the continental congress	26
have been able to	26
the congress of the	26
the confluence of the	26
left flank of the	26
the end of his	26
to the end of	26
of the new england	26
the chief magistrate of	26
part of the british	26
had been made to	26
of french and indians	26
the art of war	26
to keep up the	26
in a way that	26
on the next day	26
there was not a	26
and one of the	26
the king of great	26
in which they were	26
to the interests of	26
from the governor of	26
a place of safety	26
the king of england	26
a sense of duty	26
on the following morning	26
the same time a	26
with which he had	26
of the committee of	26
in the same manner	26
as well as a	26
the expenses of the	26
the provincial congress of	26
in the american army	26
side of the hudson	26
it will not be	26
the expense of the	26
the head of elk	26
he was ready to	26
to the head of	26
a letter to washington	26
the oath of office	26
to him by the	26
the left flank of	26
have the honor to	26
he was joined by	26
in the discharge of	26
the rest of his	26
seem to have been	25
by which they were	25
can be no doubt	25
of the british troops	25
set fire to the	25
commerce of the united	25
of the members of	25
the principles of the	25
the way in which	25
this part of the	25
house of representatives to	25
of the french government	25
of the new york	25
the command of colonel	25
to comply with the	25
the afternoon of the	25
he was received by	25
that there should be	25
of those who were	25
of the necessity of	25
that the french were	25
on the north side	25
of the army was	25
the last of the	25
the march of the	25
to the influence of	25
to take the field	25
took place on the	25
the dignity of the	25
the place where the	25
petition to the king	25
he had not been	25
from new york to	25
the law of nations	25
of the constitution of	25
for the benefit of	25
bank of the river	25
the importance of the	25
the duties of his	25
took command of the	25
relations of the united	25
banks of the potomac	25
the extent of the	25
the united states the	25
the duty of the	25
in consequence of this	25
the claims of the	25
it is difficult to	25
the powers vested in	25
on the third of	25
as much as possible	25
the existence of the	25
to the consideration of	25
of the people were	25
the point of the	25
the war of the	25
in a letter of	25
in the county of	25
the first monday in	25
be considered as a	25
a quarter of a	25
hundred and fifty men	25
i have the honor	25
command of the british	24
of the president to	24
the governor of pennsylvania	24
war of the revolution	24
the request of the	24
the first day of	24
the edge of the	24
of the british general	24
the events of the	24
of opinion that the	24
be in readiness to	24
the executive of the	24
the action of the	24
gentlemen of the house	24
branches of the legislature	24
attempt was made to	24
the western parts of	24
point of the bayonet	24
on the first of	24
the command of a	24
but it was not	24
the cause of liberty	24
service of the united	24
it is not the	24
in the meantime the	24
it could not be	24
at the same instant	24
on the united states	24
a committee was appointed	24
the people of this	24
course of the night	24
he arrived on the	24
the junction of the	24
to me by the	24
his way to the	24
to the american cause	24
on the state of	24
to the necessity of	24
member of the house	24
the other side of	24
to the scene of	24
of the six nations	24
the attention of congress	24
the organization of the	24
the result of this	24
the midst of a	24
the adoption of a	24
which he was to	24
and many of the	24
so far as to	24
to the several states	24
within the limits of	24
court of the united	24
the trade of the	24
union of the states	24
battle of long island	24
with a degree of	24
on the fourth of	24
a flag of truce	24
was on the point	23
of the southern states	23
there would be no	23
two or three days	23
to the effect that	23
was at an end	23
but it is not	23
of the independence of	23
a member of congress	23
adoption of the constitution	23
mass of the people	23
which were to be	23
to be laid before	23
to the number of	23
laws of the united	23
from the want of	23
up his mind to	23
in the command of	23
before the arrival of	23
it appears to me	23
the completion of the	23
he would have been	23
to be expected from	23
of both houses of	23
one of the best	23
of the d of	23
the battle of lexington	23
that he was the	23
the van of the	23
it will be a	23
out of the way	23
the reins of government	23
of the country to	23
the french on the	23
after the death of	23
the course of his	23
at the expiration of	23
a few days before	23
to the preservation of	23
to which they were	23
in advance of the	23
the general court of	23
to the mother country	23
movements of the enemy	23
the th of the	23
at home and abroad	23
north side of the	23
is to be found	23
the capture of the	23
for the purposes of	23
it was impossible for	23
life of george washington	23
in the preceding year	23
to the government of	23
to return to the	23
chief of the american	23
of the government to	23
the united states have	23
who had been appointed	23
the place of the	23
to be commanded by	23
of the president and	23
the dissolution of the	23
other side of the	23
he wrote to the	23
on the eighth of	23
for the last time	23
the minister of france	23
armies of the united	23
a treaty of peace	23
the society of the	23
on the th day	23
that there is a	23
the legislatures of the	23
the french and indian	23
in opposition to the	23
the magnitude of the	23
on the basis of	23
in any of the	23
a letter from general	23
governor of new york	23
in the minds of	23
and that it was	23
of the declaration of	23
the day after the	23
was believed to be	23
to have been the	23
the second continental congress	23
in the conduct of	22
as president of the	22
of which had been	22
the dignity of his	22
to inquire into the	22
of the country and	22
was one of those	22
of the people in	22
be appointed by the	22
the service of his	22
a sufficient number of	22
friends of the administration	22
of the armies of	22
more than any other	22
chief magistrate of the	22
in pursuance of this	22
the entrance of the	22
the front of the	22
distilled within the united	22
so far as i	22
right of the people	22
the upper part of	22
that he would not	22
about half a mile	22
address to the people	22
for the transportation of	22
the sense of the	22
the mass of the	22
in order of battle	22
of the first congress	22
be laid before you	22
beyond the blue ridge	22
of the fact that	22
for the reception of	22
secretary of foreign affairs	22
by the president of	22
the honors of war	22
in the beginning of	22
which had been taken	22
to a place of	22
and that he was	22
committee was appointed to	22
to be in readiness	22
the disposition of the	22
in the art of	22
the waters of the	22
wrote to a friend	22
to the count de	22
were of opinion that	22
grand lodge of massachusetts	22
part of the troops	22
in the latter part	22
by a party of	22
united states and the	22
in the management of	22
toward the close of	22
some of the states	22
to avail himself of	22
a glass of wine	22
to lay before you	22
the consideration of the	22
it is probable that	22
it is impossible to	22
the death of the	22
to the officers of	22
of one hundred and	22
law of the land	22
with those of the	22
the war for independence	22
body of the army	22
it must have been	22
and one hundred and	22
by the death of	22
the existing state of	22
at the house of	22
that it will be	22
the midst of his	22
the same time to	22
as well as by	22
found it necessary to	21
in the annals of	21
the case of the	21
the fork of the	21
the force of the	21
the territory of the	21
in the neighbourhood of	21
to which he had	21
virginia house of burgesses	21
the day of the	21
to the execution of	21
a time when the	21
the power of making	21
expedition against fort duquesne	21
put a stop to	21
an attack on the	21
ratification of the treaty	21
and it is not	21
a few days later	21
it was difficult to	21
so far as the	21
so far as it	21
taken possession of by	21
in the light of	21
it was not to	21
the lower part of	21
for which he had	21
minister of the united	21
the operation of the	21
he was received with	21
the last day of	21
chief of the armies	21
to the french republic	21
the forks of the	21
in the moment of	21
to those of the	21
of the most important	21
large portion of the	21
left wing of the	21
i do not know	21
the territories of the	21
in the following year	21
in addition to this	21
united states to the	21
to the mouth of	21
between him and the	21
a large quantity of	21
for the reduction of	21
the siege of boston	21
to be prepared for	21
in the hope that	21
the legislature of the	21
an officer of the	21
speaker of the house	21
society of the cincinnati	21
and he did not	21
i do not think	21
to the success of	21
had been made by	21
not in a condition	21
from the president of	21
to the happiness of	21
to be carried on	21
in spite of the	21
of a free people	21
the object of his	21
there was a great	21
of the spirit of	21
of the department of	21
the state of things	21
of the capture of	21
to enable him to	21
the next day he	21
the following is a	21
to sir henry clinton	21
at that time the	21
to some of the	21
for the west indies	21
little more than a	21
a considerable number of	21
for which he was	21
on the present occasion	21
i have received from	21
the circumstances under which	21
the people of that	21
that the enemy were	21
should be allowed to	21
to cut off the	21
for the service of	21
at the distance of	21
i am not afraid	21
of the two armies	21
of the militia of	21
was supposed to be	20
in the middle of	20
one of the greatest	20
near the mouth of	20
the meeting of the	20
in order to give	20
in their power to	20
on the ground that	20
the reception of the	20
to the grand lodge	20
of the british in	20
the work of the	20
the speaker of the	20
was at that time	20
it is easy to	20
in a letter from	20
of the chief magistrate	20
lay down their arms	20
the liberties of the	20
the course of events	20
the d of august	20
the memory of the	20
the office of president	20
the heads of the	20
was not in a	20
in which he said	20
the line of march	20
in addition to these	20
that of the british	20
the business of the	20
the spirit of party	20
people of this country	20
the british army in	20
the whole force of	20
from a sense of	20
the protection of a	20
the people of new	20
a letter to congress	20
with which they were	20
on his arrival in	20
of the state debts	20
to the american people	20
in the early part	20
would have been a	20
the defense of the	20
the st of june	20
to the character of	20
the officers and men	20
the following letter to	20
as to render it	20
the appointment of a	20
of any part of	20
happiness of the people	20
between france and the	20
it was agreed that	20
measures which had been	20
west of the ohio	20
on the day of	20
to new york and	20
representatives of the united	20
of the british fleet	20
i do not mean	20
to inform you that	20
from the commencement of	20
the arrival of a	20
of south carolina and	20
your letter of the	20
between france and england	20
the actual state of	20
in the affairs of	20
he received a letter	20
the orders of the	20
for the defense of	20
in his power to	20
part of the time	20
to repair to the	20
between two and three	20
he was not a	20
the hands of a	20
those who had been	20
new york and new	20
and that he had	20
the letter of the	20
to enter into a	20
under the name of	20
resources of the country	20
to the aid of	20
that they did not	20
the faith of the	20
to be on the	20
to take care of	20
the plan of the	20
measures of the government	20
with the indian tribes	20
the resources of the	20
for the public service	20
any part of the	20
were not to be	20
but at the same	20
the good of the	20
the copy of a	20
on spirits distilled within	20
one hundred and thirty	20
out of the question	20
by the side of	20
that the americans were	20
if it should be	20
a treaty with the	20
for the public good	20
is due to the	20
hearts of his countrymen	20
and a body of	20
in one of the	20
can not fail to	20
to be made by	20
first in the hearts	20
as if he had	20
in a council of	20
the seat of the	20
of the articles of	20
the united states are	20
large part of the	20
the city of washington	20
the senate of the	20
a letter of the	20
the wishes of the	20
the welfare of the	20
the guns of the	20
the american army was	19
they could not be	19
great britain and the	19
part of his army	19
have been pleased to	19
the free navigation of	19
the present situation of	19
in the camp at	19
place on the th	19
to take part in	19
mission to the french	19
of the government in	19
free navigation of the	19
it will be recollected	19
end of the war	19
the rights of man	19
it is well known	19
to carry on the	19
the object of their	19
general court of massachusetts	19
of the news of	19
the day on which	19
by a vote of	19
the st of july	19
on the conduct of	19
of the city of	19
chief of all the	19
the payment of the	19
but there was no	19
and the next day	19
and in a few	19
to the banks of	19
territory of the united	19
of the officers of	19
the people at large	19
of the inhabitants of	19
for the payment of	19
it is one of	19
in the place of	19
of the french minister	19
of new york to	19
this was the first	19
for two or three	19
of new england and	19
the friendship of the	19
in the centre of	19
well acquainted with the	19
in a great degree	19
i give and bequeath	19
of washington and his	19
there will be no	19
were said to be	19
on the ground of	19
a meeting of the	19
the opponents of the	19
called a council of	19
new york and philadelphia	19
set out on the	19
affections of the people	19
to the president and	19
which are to be	19
the left wing of	19
the remainder of his	19
western counties of pennsylvania	19
in the british service	19
to be raised in	19
in the character of	19
in the battle of	19
he said in a	19
in the most solemn	19
the efforts of the	19
of the mount vernon	19
of the governor and	19
a letter to him	19
a letter to his	19
appear to have been	19
in the evening of	19
of all the forces	19
of his britannic majesty	19
i pray you to	19
by the state of	19
one hundred and sixty	19
a mile of the	19
to take up the	19
had been ordered to	19
in the french war	19
of the last session	19
of the legislature to	19
it was believed that	19
on the continent of	19
to one of his	19
new york and the	19
of congress to the	19
the liberty of the	19
shall be able to	19
and took possession of	19
quarter of a mile	19
a state of things	19
to the duties of	19
in pursuit of the	19
to the fact that	19
the arms of the	19
of the king of	19
act of the legislature	19
other parts of the	19
but i am not	19
president of the convention	19
on account of his	19
on receiving intelligence of	19
manner in which he	19
to the british crown	19
to both houses of	19
and the necessity of	19
that it is the	19
the archives of the	19
had been appointed to	19
to take charge of	19
the country to the	19
the course of this	19
by this time the	19
set out on his	19
he was forced to	19
early in the spring	19
with a part of	19
to the last extremity	19
and there was no	19
after the arrival of	19
the house of lords	19
to submit to the	19
the governor of new	19
and to the world	19
by land and water	19
of being able to	19
the principles on which	19
by the government of	19
the united states is	19
the sufferings of the	18
on his return to	18
the services of the	18
placed in the hands	18
as we have observed	18
the property of the	18
to mount vernon to	18
to the place of	18
by the conduct of	18
be made for the	18
was a member of	18
a plan for the	18
report of the committee	18
that the people of	18
the alliance with france	18
was among the first	18
he had been a	18
that he had no	18
upper part of the	18
that it is a	18
you a copy of	18
that he should not	18
is to be done	18
the following extract from	18
too strong to be	18
of washington in the	18
was to be made	18
at the rate of	18
a junction with the	18
ought to be made	18
was met by a	18
state of things was	18
be considered as the	18
time of his death	18
arrived on the th	18
but he was not	18
washington and his officers	18
the battle of brandywine	18
had it not been	18
reply of the president	18
return to mount vernon	18
take charge of the	18
for the invasion of	18
in the nature of	18
united states at the	18
the publication of the	18
it seems as if	18
the formation of a	18
sir henry clinton had	18
the service of my	18
take advantage of the	18
the high hills of	18
the mount vernon estate	18
the invasion of canada	18
he made up his	18
extract from a letter	18
washington at mount vernon	18
and as soon as	18
mount vernon on the	18
on one side of	18
in the administration of	18
service of my country	18
thousand acres of land	18
in different parts of	18
the virginia house of	18
an officer in the	18
a tour through the	18
soon as it was	18
the feelings of the	18
is understood to have	18
was placed at the	18
was received by the	18
the age of twenty	18
the recess of congress	18
of the powers of	18
the isle aux noix	18
the seal of the	18
and ought to be	18
that i am not	18
the appearance of a	18
up the north river	18
of the government was	18
of the colonies to	18
with great britain and	18
am not afraid to	18
fork of the ohio	18
a mile from the	18
on the first day	18
the prospect of a	18
in the present instance	18
of the president of	18
the loss sustained by	18
among the several states	18
had served in the	18
of the governor of	18
full view of the	18
of the stamp act	18
to the office of	18
a detachment from the	18
at the city of	18
the right and left	18
for the time being	18
visit to mount vernon	18
in the mind of	18
state of north carolina	18
to the purposes of	18
the battle of monmouth	18
the intention of the	18
people of great britain	18
the bottom of the	18
three and four hundred	18
the committee of the	18
by the fact that	18
letter to the secretary	18
the author of the	18
it is not easy	18
of himself and his	18
in a letter written	18
course of a few	18
the life of a	18
to be sent to	18
at the bottom of	18
he did not think	18
part of his force	18
the st of march	18
in a little while	18
and on the other	18
to be apprehended from	18
the fort at the	18
at mount vernon on	18
of the british forces	18
of the provincial congress	18
where he arrived on	18
that they could not	18
under cover of a	18
in the public service	18
house of representatives of	17
the minister plenipotentiary of	17
the army and the	17
the western counties of	17
the body of the	17
through the southern states	17
main body of his	17
from the field of	17
it may not be	17
a hundred and fifty	17
history of the united	17
the issue of the	17
referred to a committee	17
was under the necessity	17
as a member of	17
the american army at	17
camp at valley forge	17
the control of the	17
who had served in	17
in point of numbers	17
the heart of the	17
the close of his	17
in view of the	17
the duties of the	17
early part of the	17
the terms of the	17
circular letter to the	17
part of his troops	17
as soon as i	17
by a body of	17
if you speak of	17
the most solemn manner	17
the exercise of the	17
that the president was	17
parts of the world	17
citizen of the united	17
was to be done	17
hundred yards of the	17
one of his aides	17
i should have been	17
part of the plan	17
visit of washington to	17
by some of the	17
the good will of	17
on the last day	17
principles on which the	17
state of the public	17
of any of the	17
not to have been	17
in full view of	17
system which had been	17
valley of the shenandoah	17
he had been in	17
and some of them	17
the st of january	17
the limits of the	17
the governor of canada	17
too much reason to	17
he came to the	17
to remain in the	17
of the british parliament	17
on the way to	17
and that of the	17
of the senate to	17
france and the united	17
he wrote to a	17
of the two nations	17
it was the first	17
in all parts of	17
the d of march	17
on behalf of the	17
three hundred and fifty	17
would be attended with	17
of the citizens of	17
to the attention of	17
the general assembly of	17
for the relief of	17
was made by the	17
in the matter of	17
face of the earth	17
thank you for your	17
it would be proper	17
the troops from the	17
by the british government	17
loss sustained by the	17
at a place called	17
in the days of	17
on the sixth of	17
passage of the river	17
his attention to the	17
behalf of the state	17
on the plains of	17
the time he was	17
at the great meadows	17
their wives and children	17
chief justice of the	17
considerable part of the	17
of the british was	17
the new england colonies	17
of the two houses	17
or any of them	17
in the height of	17
i thank you for	17
on the public mind	17
was declared to be	17
to the british government	17
the united states might	17
the supreme court of	17
executive of the united	17
the governor and council	17
was laid before the	17
the vessels of the	17
on the minds of	17
way to new york	17
that of the americans	17
as he had been	17
the people of great	17
the chief of the	17
the justice of the	17
army at valley forge	17
new york on the	17
to the main body	17
but he could not	17
to a sense of	17
of the mother country	17
he was informed that	17
on board of the	17
the life of george	17
the order of the	17
i have caused the	17
with which it was	17
governors of the several	17
on the return of	17
in the open air	17
two hundred and seventy	17
the surrender of the	17
united states in the	17
it was known that	17
in the following terms	17
the plains of abraham	17
it was a great	17
george washington parke custis	17
the fears of the	17
the cabinet of london	17
the names of the	17
the summit of the	17
and many of them	17
of the arrival of	17
to consist of the	17
with the mother country	17
the relief of the	16
that i should not	16
the judgment of the	16
island and providence plantations	16
of a part of	16
senate of the united	16
authority of the government	16
commanded by lieutenant colonel	16
toward the end of	16
one of the men	16
the posts on the	16
the country and the	16
to the court of	16
of the human race	16
for more than a	16
in a situation to	16
the ministers of the	16
the spirits of the	16
on the occasion of	16
of the river ohio	16
the character of a	16
through the medium of	16
by congress to the	16
the great object of	16
the state of georgia	16
be made to the	16
right wing of the	16
with a copy of	16
the committee of congress	16
general in the continental	16
the d of february	16
the middle and southern	16
members of the house	16
in the formation of	16
loss of the british	16
supreme court of the	16
affairs of the united	16
was given to the	16
the first of january	16
with a request that	16
of the american camp	16
where he was received	16
of the western posts	16
the two houses of	16
in the language of	16
the state of affairs	16
on this side of	16
in obedience to the	16
that they would be	16
the foundation of the	16
in the afternoon of	16
for some time past	16
to the best of	16
of washington for the	16
that it is not	16
of the public mind	16
an attempt was made	16
and the secretary of	16
with which they had	16
on a visit to	16
and the people of	16
interests of his country	16
to have been a	16
of sir william howe	16
there is no need	16
they were in the	16
part of the americans	16
in the american camp	16
for the good of	16
duties of his office	16
to go to the	16
following is a copy	16
he knew that he	16
of the army of	16
nothing could be more	16
the payment of debts	16
in his letters to	16
lay before you the	16
there could be no	16
of the state governments	16
for the want of	16
a great degree of	16
of the enemy was	16
to the minister of	16
of great britain to	16
the baron de kalb	16
if it had been	16
a considerable degree of	16
who had been sent	16
the designs of the	16
of the commonwealth of	16
one branch of the	16
north end of the	16
the mother of washington	16
the object of this	16
by the governor of	16
advice of the senate	16
of the country was	16
the effect of this	16
in which they had	16
from the west indies	16
in sight of the	16
the first president of	16
a knowledge of the	16
the top of the	16
the cause of his	16
to the establishment of	16
line of conduct which	16
for which they were	16
during the recess of	16
support of public credit	16
of the government and	16
was referred to a	16
the neighborhood of the	16
the conclusion of the	16
the oath of allegiance	16
people of the country	16
by the legislature of	16
been made by the	16
the expiration of the	16
would be able to	16
the united states a	16
the practice of the	16
supposed to have been	16
the last session of	16
no part of the	16
was the first to	16
for a considerable time	16
rhode island and providence	16
the course of which	16
the interior of the	16
the peace of the	16
it has been my	16
drawing to a close	16
which ought to be	16
to new york to	16
great part of his	16
of the same month	16
of the washington family	16
not fail to be	16
seal of the united	16
circumstances of the case	16
a man who had	16
may at any time	16
united states and france	16
on the th he	16
of the general court	16
the door of the	16
seat in the house	16
the united states government	16
of the revolutionary war	16
general washington on the	16
that there would be	16
the chair of government	16
well as to the	16
of two hundred and	16
service of his country	16
without the loss of	16
was to be a	16
by order of the	16
in the harbor of	16
of the enemy in	16
into the conduct of	16
in the same way	16
on the tenth of	16
such a state of	16
in the public mind	16
do not mean to	16
of the utmost importance	16
not appear to have	16
the cause of france	16
which would have been	16
of the earl of	16
with the rest of	16
of washington to the	16
prosecution of the war	16
and could not be	16
as long as possible	16
that it might be	16
as if they were	16
the councils of the	16
to attack new york	16
on the very day	16
to give up the	16
a view of the	16
of the importance of	16
to retire from the	16
of the measures which	16
had made up his	16
on the second of	16
office of secretary of	16
he issued a proclamation	16
the nature of things	16
existing state of things	16
had been made in	16
by one of the	16
of the americans in	16
course of the war	16
address to the king	16
in proportion to the	16
of our common country	16
the hope that the	16
to the lot of	16
in the government of	16
of the treaty with	16
the permanent seat of	16
in the archives of	16
the presence of a	16
a matter of fact	16
was to cross the	16
in the southern states	16
by the time he	16
in connection with the	16
he was on the	16
the enemy on the	16
the object for which	16
a cessation of hostilities	16
it became necessary to	16
it was not the	16
of the troops from	16
a party of indians	16
intercourse between the two	16
of the society of	16
he did not know	16
adequate provision for the	16
the d of june	16
that it may be	16
into a state of	16
i have thought it	16
in a few words	16
it was not in	16
one hundred and forty	16
receiving intelligence of the	16
any of the belligerent	16
assumption of the state	15
by sea and land	15
who had been in	15
in a position to	15
the indians in the	15
by the committee of	15
from one of the	15
in the opinion that	15
with his own hand	15
the communication between the	15
the interests of his	15
the army in canada	15
to the navigation of	15
of his most christian	15
degree of north latitude	15
i have been able	15
the fire from the	15
opening of the session	15
to be held in	15
the spirit of liberty	15
was made on the	15
of which was to	15
so far as we	15
it was one of	15
of the army under	15
was about to be	15
the road leading to	15
as a proof of	15
that they might be	15
the exercise of his	15
a vote of thanks	15
side of the schuylkill	15
the troops of the	15
the troops which had	15
high hills of santee	15
the protection of their	15
a little later he	15
it was contended that	15
the second in command	15
at this time was	15
shall have power to	15
the voice of the	15
side of the ohio	15
hundred and fifty miles	15
the new england states	15
not be able to	15
was at this time	15
it was the only	15
to do with the	15
the united states that	15
a motion was made	15
in a tone of	15
the result of his	15
of the pennsylvania line	15
to the adoption of	15
soon after his arrival	15
the days of the	15
the boston port bill	15
the state of north	15
i should like to	15
to the rear of	15
a number of the	15
the credit of the	15
the idea of a	15
to be appointed by	15
of the treasury was	15
he was fond of	15
of one hundred men	15
as well as he	15
territories of the united	15
which is due to	15
in the same year	15
to make an attack	15
for the redemption of	15
and the whole army	15
there was but one	15
was soon followed by	15
the passions of the	15
towards the end of	15
for the promotion of	15
to the defence of	15
afternoon of the th	15
to the committee of	15
did not wish to	15
the gulf of mexico	15
the month of may	15
the thanks of congress	15
the resolution of the	15
forks of the ohio	15
that he had a	15
it is needless to	15
and a number of	15
reduced to the necessity	15
with him in the	15
a great majority of	15
he wrote to governor	15
between the executive and	15
from new york and	15
of the duties of	15
the assumption of the	15
which you have been	15
of two thousand men	15
the arrival of his	15
a resolution was passed	15
a small party of	15
the necessity of the	15
came to an end	15
of the blue ridge	15
of the american cause	15
among the people of	15
of a public nature	15
of the left wing	15
the battle of germantown	15
may now and then	15
it is not in	15
of the present session	15
that many of the	15
to them by the	15
and that they were	15
the wisdom of the	15
by the hand of	15
close of the revolution	15
he came to a	15
thousand five hundred men	15
and on the d	15
the river to the	15
at this critical juncture	15
from mount vernon to	15
of the men who	15
lost no time in	15
minister of the french	15
on the succeeding day	15
the first continental congress	15
of france and spain	15
of the line and	15
the story of the	15
letter from the president	15
of the american forces	15
the head of about	15
of the national legislature	15
is succeeded by mr	15
in a private letter	15
by the advice of	15
by the want of	15
in the several states	15
the siege of yorktown	15
that he was to	15
himself at the head	15
it is in the	15
i am sorry to	15
to be regarded as	15
the war in the	15
him that he was	15
a copy of a	15
close of the year	15
a committee of congress	15
a candidate for the	15
of a body of	15
independence of his country	15
the right flank of	15
to me to be	15
there is no doubt	15
as in the case	15
ordered his men to	15
were killed or wounded	15
a short time before	15
taking possession of the	15
the united states which	15
authority of the laws	15
state of affairs in	15
of the alleghany mountains	15
was far from being	15
and of the independence	15
that they may be	15
the th and th	15
conduct of the united	15
beyond the reach of	15
in the same letter	15
seat of the government	15
a century and a	15
he could not be	15
of which it was	15
office of the secretary	15
the collection of the	15
with whom he was	15
part of the american	15
to join the army	15
what had been done	15
the independence of his	15
a large proportion of	15
he was accompanied by	15
with the residue of	15
after the fashion of	15
one of the great	15
the french and english	15
to get possession of	15
he did not wish	15
was to be the	15
he wrote to general	15
of the eighteenth century	15
be placed in the	15
the government of massachusetts	15
necessary for me to	15
the most important of	15
of the treasury to	15
and character of the	15
as a man of	15
united states for the	15
to be made to	15
the proclamation of neutrality	15
the real interests of	15
officers of the united	15
in aid of the	15
in the district of	15
with some degree of	15
powers vested in the	15
the first of the	15
the house of a	15
according to his own	15
to say that he	15
and the rest of	15
a place in the	15
i beg leave to	15
on the jersey shore	15
was made in the	15
is shown by the	15
took place in the	15
on the coast of	15
so that it was	15
of the power of	15
for which they had	15
the different parts of	15
on the north river	15
on the north end	14
the commander of the	14
he could not have	14
a letter to governor	14
to carry it into	14
an augmentation of the	14
the earl of hillsborough	14
after his return to	14
the legislature of new	14
to the extent of	14
of general washington to	14
in the defence of	14
in charge of the	14
which had taken place	14
to be the best	14
tour through the southern	14
communication with the country	14
and that it is	14
any portion of the	14
that sir henry clinton	14
in a few hours	14
i rejoice that the	14
the time of their	14
an act was passed	14
of the whole house	14
of the main body	14
the works on the	14
the inhabitants of that	14
be no doubt that	14
by force of arms	14
and he could not	14
and the state of	14
not far from the	14
at the time when	14
await the arrival of	14
various parts of the	14
the agents of the	14
in the commencement of	14
an expedition against the	14
but a few days	14
the part of his	14
the number of the	14
the army at valley	14
the exigencies of the	14
and the officers of	14
did not think it	14
the port of boston	14
will continue to be	14
the united states against	14
of the french troops	14
had been adopted by	14
command at west point	14
the american army to	14
received the name of	14
the idea that the	14
there was a general	14
that they would not	14
the remnant of the	14
commissioned officers and privates	14
carry on the war	14
a request that he	14
minister plenipotentiary of the	14
many of them were	14
in readiness to march	14
beware of a surprise	14
he did not believe	14
the transportation of the	14
in the new world	14
other officers of the	14
ought to be considered	14
and the militia of	14
that the british had	14
banks of the hudson	14
it is said that	14
must have been a	14
house of burgesses of	14
for the accommodation of	14
from day to day	14
which ought to have	14
the hope of being	14
part of the garrison	14
of our affairs with	14
be given to the	14
the army under the	14
a treaty of alliance	14
we do not know	14
after the fall of	14
appointed to succeed him	14
on the ruins of	14
for the district of	14
goes into winter quarters	14
the cabinet of versailles	14
before you a copy	14
three or four days	14
their way into the	14
the state of virginia	14
the said united states	14
a great portion of	14
legislatures of the several	14
in the same spirit	14
so much of the	14
war between france and	14
the fortunes of the	14
that of the united	14
parliament of great britain	14
did not believe that	14
with grand lodge of	14
a plan of the	14
at the fork of	14
with all speed to	14
from all parts of	14
to the security of	14
a proof of the	14
the objects of his	14
of it in the	14
was not a man	14
and happiness of the	14
of the representatives of	14
be communicated to the	14
to take up arms	14
the d day of	14
of one of his	14
was received of the	14
have a right to	14
has a right to	14
chief of the army	14
of the human mind	14
may have been the	14
several states according to	14
movements of the british	14
state of public affairs	14
from the hands of	14
is a copy of	14
the measures of government	14
to whom he was	14
zeal for the public	14
as that of the	14
would be sufficient to	14
the mind of the	14
of that part of	14
for the people of	14
was placed in the	14
at the entrance of	14
by an act of	14
by which he was	14
to be derived from	14
the town of boston	14
of allegiance to the	14
the chiefs of the	14
to the king and	14
close of the session	14
was given by the	14
it was that the	14
to add to the	14
for the welfare of	14
the men who had	14
of representatives of the	14
about twenty miles from	14
the indians on the	14
a letter addressed to	14
at a distance from	14
form a junction with	14
to the welfare of	14
and a part of	14
so long as the	14
of the public credit	14
not been able to	14
of the situation of	14
of such a plan	14
to such a degree	14
of the right of	14
from sir henry clinton	14
the next day the	14
a large force of	14
members of the cabinet	14
a letter from mr	14
by the treaty of	14
the expedition against fort	14
battle of bunker hill	14
expedition against fort du	14
to strike a blow	14
in new york city	14
take the oath of	14
the british troops were	14
the pay of the	14
a declaration of war	14
ticonderoga and mount independence	14
the garrison of fort	14
by washington in the	14
it is necessary to	14
was to be expected	14
he was at the	14
the sole purpose of	14
correspondence with grand lodge	14
manner in which the	14
it is interesting to	14
a circular letter to	14
and he determined to	14
for the next campaign	14
the battle of long	14
minds of the people	14
to attack the british	14
with a letter from	14
it will be necessary	14
of the town of	14
the formation of the	14
of his own country	14
the acts of parliament	14
all the circumstances of	14
of the duties on	14
early in the war	14
one or the other	14
caused the seal of	14
head of the american	14
the st of october	14
of the whole number	14
the whole country was	14
a number of men	14
during the revolutionary war	14
to take a position	14
the ships in the	14
the militia of new	14
by the american government	14
of the province of	14
were set on fire	14
consist of the state	14
appeal to the people	14
of secretary of state	14
with a letter to	14
the life of washington	14
the several states according	14
was sent to the	14
at mount vernon and	14
the rank of lieutenant	14
which they have been	14
great majority of the	14
in which it is	14
continent of north america	14
the opinions of the	14
part of the community	14
the creation of a	14
by the appearance of	14
would be proper to	14
land and naval forces	14
was to be seen	14
the arrival of general	14
it is not to	14
for the meeting of	14
one of these was	14
be raised in the	14
there was nothing to	14
designs of the enemy	14
by any of the	14
what was to be	14
the minds of men	14
was the subject of	14
within four miles of	14
republican form of government	14
of his fellow citizens	14
of the american troops	14
it would be impossible	14
in the progress of	14
of the father of	14
the law of the	14
foreign relations of the	14
with that of the	14
too great to be	14
been adopted by the	14
part of great britain	14
sir henry clinton in	14
command of the troops	14
the way of the	14
there was to be	14
over and over again	14
letter from general washington	14
of the st of	14
power of making treaties	14
than any one else	14
the charge of the	14
the part of great	14
answer to the speech	14
majority of the people	14
took his seat in	14
that it would not	14
two houses of congress	14
the president and his	14
the middle of september	14
force of the enemy	14
to the state of	14