Sentence examples for washington written from inspiring English sources

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In 1967 he published a book about his early life, "Journey to Washington," written with Lawrence Elliott.

In a garret, he pried open a chest: "Discovered some new and valuable papers to-day, particularly a small manuscript book containing an original journal of Washington, written in the year 1748, March and April, when he was barely sixteen years old".

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George Washington wrote those words in 1789.

"I FEEL myself exceedingly distressed," George Washington wrote to the governor of Delaware on June 19th 1782.

Mr. Washington writes of the Union Army's advance on Richmond in the summer of 1862.

Washington wrote the foreword to "The Memphis Diary of Ida B. Wells," published in 1995.

As Washington wrote in 1791, "It is better to offer no excuse than a bad one".

George Washington wrote in a letter that both wolves and Indians were "beasts of prey, tho' they differ in shape".

Mr. Washington writes that while cleaning a room in his master's house, he would read -- though "imperfectly," he says -- Harper's magazine.