The Making of American Democracy: 1492-1865Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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... York or at Philadelphia . And in the place there is abundance of men of learning and parts ; so that one is att no loss for agree- able conversation nor for any sett of com- pany he pleases . Assemblys of the gayer sort are frequent ...
... York or at Philadelphia . And in the place there is abundance of men of learning and parts ; so that one is att no loss for agree- able conversation nor for any sett of com- pany he pleases . Assemblys of the gayer sort are frequent ...
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... York , arived at williamsburg at 12 , where I saw three Negroes hanging at the galous for haveing robed Mr. Waltho of 300 ps . I went immediately to the assembly which was seting , where I was entertained with very strong Debates ...
... York , arived at williamsburg at 12 , where I saw three Negroes hanging at the galous for haveing robed Mr. Waltho of 300 ps . I went immediately to the assembly which was seting , where I was entertained with very strong Debates ...
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... York shoemakers who did piecework for factories is described by the New York Daily Tribune in 1845 : 3 There is no class of mechanics in New York who average so great an amount of work for so little money as the journeymen shoe- makers ...
... York shoemakers who did piecework for factories is described by the New York Daily Tribune in 1845 : 3 There is no class of mechanics in New York who average so great an amount of work for so little money as the journeymen shoe- makers ...
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