Philip Freneau The Poet of the Revolution: A History of His Life and Times1901 |
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... interests . As their number was constantly increasing , it was deemed fit- ting , and even necessary that they should have a church for themselves . Mr. Peiret consequently proceeded to erect a small building on Marketfield Street . It ...
... interests . As their number was constantly increasing , it was deemed fit- ting , and even necessary that they should have a church for themselves . Mr. Peiret consequently proceeded to erect a small building on Marketfield Street . It ...
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... interests with the Board of Trade . So bitter was their feeling , that he found it necessary to take some means of conciliating them , to regain their support ; which he recognized as very necessary for the success of his administration ...
... interests with the Board of Trade . So bitter was their feeling , that he found it necessary to take some means of conciliating them , to regain their support ; which he recognized as very necessary for the success of his administration ...
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... interest to insert here , we have only selected from them such names as belonged to relatives of the family of Freneau . 1 Doc . Hist . N. Y. , vol . iii . The Huguenots , having sold their diminutive church in the [ 46 ] Philip Freneau.
... interest to insert here , we have only selected from them such names as belonged to relatives of the family of Freneau . 1 Doc . Hist . N. Y. , vol . iii . The Huguenots , having sold their diminutive church in the [ 46 ] Philip Freneau.
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... interests of the church , as most of the congregation left it for either the established 1 Pine St. 2 This old bell is now in New Rochelle . church or that of the Dutch . It was consequently [ 47 ] The Poet of the Revolution.
... interests of the church , as most of the congregation left it for either the established 1 Pine St. 2 This old bell is now in New Rochelle . church or that of the Dutch . It was consequently [ 47 ] The Poet of the Revolution.
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... interest themselves in excavating . The land had been the hunting ground of Indians , and being unclaimed property ... interests of the Royal West India Company of France , " in which he was associated with Etienne Delancey , Auguste Jay ...
... interest themselves in excavating . The land had been the hunting ground of Indians , and being unclaimed property ... interests of the Royal West India Company of France , " in which he was associated with Etienne Delancey , Auguste Jay ...
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