America: a History of the PeopleRand McNally, 1971 - 756 страница |
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... Philadelphia , a comfortable city in which to spend a winter . When told that Howe had taken Philadelphia , Franklin reportedly exclaimed , " Philadelphia has taken Howe . " A third British miscalculation in sending Howe to Philadelphia ...
... Philadelphia , a comfortable city in which to spend a winter . When told that Howe had taken Philadelphia , Franklin reportedly exclaimed , " Philadelphia has taken Howe . " A third British miscalculation in sending Howe to Philadelphia ...
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... Philadelphia Convention . Vir- ginia took up Madison's suggestion , and issued invi- tations to a convention at Annapolis . Nine states accepted , with only Georgia , South Carolina , Con- necticut , and , strangely , Maryland , taking ...
... Philadelphia Convention . Vir- ginia took up Madison's suggestion , and issued invi- tations to a convention at Annapolis . Nine states accepted , with only Georgia , South Carolina , Con- necticut , and , strangely , Maryland , taking ...
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... Philadelphia in 1820 . The decade of the 1820's also witnessed a procession of established English actors captivating American audiences , including the stormy Shakespearian tra- gedian Edmund Kean , along with Junius Brutus Booth , and ...
... Philadelphia in 1820 . The decade of the 1820's also witnessed a procession of established English actors captivating American audiences , including the stormy Shakespearian tra- gedian Edmund Kean , along with Junius Brutus Booth , and ...
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SECTION ONE CA New Land | 2 |
The First Discoverers Europe Discovers AmericaColumbus | 22 |
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