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... American Teachers - School Anecdotes - Author's Character →→→ Academy at Philadelphia - Master and Ushers - Mr Beveridge and his Latin Poems , CHAPTER II . Retrospective Events in the Author's History - Philadelphia- Foot - races ...
... American Teachers - School Anecdotes - Author's Character →→→ Academy at Philadelphia - Master and Ushers - Mr Beveridge and his Latin Poems , CHAPTER II . Retrospective Events in the Author's History - Philadelphia- Foot - races ...
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... Americans from Long Island , Page 144 CHAPTER VII . Americans abandon New York , and take Post at Fort Washing- ton - Character of American Officers - Promotions - The Post at Fort Washington threatened - Summoned by General Howe -The ...
... Americans from Long Island , Page 144 CHAPTER VII . Americans abandon New York , and take Post at Fort Washing- ton - Character of American Officers - Promotions - The Post at Fort Washington threatened - Summoned by General Howe -The ...
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... American Affectation in Titles - Prisoners at Long Island - Super- numerary Officers - Character of General Lee - Military Anec- dotes - The Author enrolled in the Militia - Quaker Principles -Character of Dr Franklin - Mrs Macaulay ...
... American Affectation in Titles - Prisoners at Long Island - Super- numerary Officers - Character of General Lee - Military Anec- dotes - The Author enrolled in the Militia - Quaker Principles -Character of Dr Franklin - Mrs Macaulay ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION Page | 1 |
CONTENTS | 14 |
CHAPTER II | 34 |
CHAPTER III | 73 |
CHAPTER IV | 99 |
CHAPTER V | 125 |
CHAPTER VI | 144 |
CHAPTER VII | 170 |
CHAPTER IX | 234 |
CHAPTER X | 257 |
CHAPTER XI | 287 |
CHAPTER XII | 306 |
CHAPTER XIII | 329 |
CHAPTER XIV | 357 |
CHAPTER XV | 383 |
CHAPTER XVI | 403 |
CHAPTER VIII | 204 |
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