Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1906, Band 4Harper & brothers, 1906 |
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... soon drifted into the worst habits of dissipation . For several years he spent his time in drink- ing resorts , making his meagre living by singing and by his wonderful powers of comic delineation . In 1842 he went to work in Worcester ...
... soon drifted into the worst habits of dissipation . For several years he spent his time in drink- ing resorts , making his meagre living by singing and by his wonderful powers of comic delineation . In 1842 he went to work in Worcester ...
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... soon became a leader among the patriots of the day . An attempt to bribe him to support the Stamp Act by offering him a seat in the council excited his in- dignation , though he had opposed Henry's resolutions on the subject . He was a ...
... soon became a leader among the patriots of the day . An attempt to bribe him to support the Stamp Act by offering him a seat in the council excited his in- dignation , though he had opposed Henry's resolutions on the subject . He was a ...
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... soon became a leader among the patriots of the day . An attempt to bribe him to support the Stamp Act by offering him a seat in the council excited his in- dignation , though he had opposed Henry's resolutions on the subject . He was a ...
... soon became a leader among the patriots of the day . An attempt to bribe him to support the Stamp Act by offering him a seat in the council excited his in- dignation , though he had opposed Henry's resolutions on the subject . He was a ...
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