Light-horse Harry Lee |
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But when he graduated it was from the hall of the American Whigs , an outgrowth of the Plain Dealers which James Madison and his roommate , Philip Freneau , had revived in 1769 . They wrote ambitious poems and in satirical debate the ...
But when he graduated it was from the hall of the American Whigs , an outgrowth of the Plain Dealers which James Madison and his roommate , Philip Freneau , had revived in 1769 . They wrote ambitious poems and in satirical debate the ...
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... a chaplain in Heard's New Jersey brigade ; Philip Freneau , already scribbling verses , whom Lee and Madison were to recommend for the post which enabled him to edit The Gazette in Philadelphia ; and Hugh Henry Brackenridge ...
... a chaplain in Heard's New Jersey brigade ; Philip Freneau , already scribbling verses , whom Lee and Madison were to recommend for the post which enabled him to edit The Gazette in Philadelphia ; and Hugh Henry Brackenridge ...
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Being at Philadelphia in the fall of 1791 , to raise money for his Great Falls scheme , he and James Madison had met their old college fellow Philip Freneau . Remembering how bitterly Freneau at Princeton had scribbled against tyranny ...
Being at Philadelphia in the fall of 1791 , to raise money for his Great Falls scheme , he and James Madison had met their old college fellow Philip Freneau . Remembering how bitterly Freneau at Princeton had scribbled against tyranny ...
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CONTENTS | 8 |
CHAPTER PAGE I PRINCETON COMMENCEMENT 1773 I | 9 |
THE LEES OF VIRGINIA II | 11 |
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