Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 9R.W. Pomeroy, 1820 |
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... royal government . The president and secretary alone could be identified as individually responsible . Soon afterwards the battle on Long Island was fought , the American army was defeated • VOL . IX . - P with considerable loss ; and ...
... royal government . The president and secretary alone could be identified as individually responsible . Soon afterwards the battle on Long Island was fought , the American army was defeated • VOL . IX . - P with considerable loss ; and ...
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... royal troops were supplied with the salt , vine- gar , beer and cider called for by the military requisi- tion ; and a sullen silence , on the part of the inhabi- tants was supposed by the British government to be indicative of ...
... royal troops were supplied with the salt , vine- gar , beer and cider called for by the military requisi- tion ; and a sullen silence , on the part of the inhabi- tants was supposed by the British government to be indicative of ...
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... royal was dressed in a white and blue figured silk , and the princess Augusta in a rose coloured and white silk , of the same pattern with her sister's ; hav- ing both their head dresses ornamented with dia- monds . The prince of Wales ...
... royal was dressed in a white and blue figured silk , and the princess Augusta in a rose coloured and white silk , of the same pattern with her sister's ; hav- ing both their head dresses ornamented with dia- monds . The prince of Wales ...
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