Life of Washington: A Biography, Personal, Military, and Political, Volume 1Virtue, 1860 - Presidents |
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Page 416
... Liberty - Tree , in Boston , was a venerable elm , similar to some now seen on the Common , and stood on the corner of the present Washington and Essex streets , opposite the Boylston market . It received the name of Liberty - Tree from ...
... Liberty - Tree , in Boston , was a venerable elm , similar to some now seen on the Common , and stood on the corner of the present Washington and Essex streets , opposite the Boylston market . It received the name of Liberty - Tree from ...
Page 416
... Liberty - Tree , in Boston , was a venerable elm , similar to some now seen on the Common , and stood on the corner of the present Washington and Essex streets , opposite the Boylston market . It received the name of Liberty - Tree from ...
... Liberty - Tree , in Boston , was a venerable elm , similar to some now seen on the Common , and stood on the corner of the present Washington and Essex streets , opposite the Boylston market . It received the name of Liberty - Tree from ...
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... liberty and the wretchedness of slavery ; that gratifying the vanity of a little circle of nobility would blind the people of Canada . By such artifices they hoped to bend you to their views , but they have been deceived ; instead of ...
... liberty and the wretchedness of slavery ; that gratifying the vanity of a little circle of nobility would blind the people of Canada . By such artifices they hoped to bend you to their views , but they have been deceived ; instead of ...
Contents
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON PEALES FRONTISPIECE | 54 |
NATURAL BRIDGE VIRGINIA | 56 |
A TREACHEROUS INDIAN | 88 |
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