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... captain sailed for England who did not carry commissions of one kind or another . The very names of the fabrics which the colonists bought show the extent of this early trade : Holland lawn , linen , duck , and blankets , German serge ...
... captain sailed for England who did not carry commissions of one kind or another . The very names of the fabrics which the colonists bought show the extent of this early trade : Holland lawn , linen , duck , and blankets , German serge ...
Page 79
... captain who was to buy the goods himself or to send the order to some London merchant . Such an account of purchases could easily be ex- tended , but enough has been said to show the gen- eral character of the orders and the dependence ...
... captain who was to buy the goods himself or to send the order to some London merchant . Such an account of purchases could easily be ex- tended , but enough has been said to show the gen- eral character of the orders and the dependence ...
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... Captain Goelet went to a " consort " in Boston , where the performers , playing on four small violins , one bass violin , a German flute , and an " indifrent small organ , " did " as well as could be expected . " Jo- siah Quincy ...
... Captain Goelet went to a " consort " in Boston , where the performers , playing on four small violins , one bass violin , a German flute , and an " indifrent small organ , " did " as well as could be expected . " Jo- siah Quincy ...
Page 138
... Captain Daingerfield's , Philip Fithian at Councilman Carter's , and the Reverend Jonathan Boucher at Captain Dixon's throw light on the conditions attending the education of a planter's children . The conditions thus described were ...
... Captain Daingerfield's , Philip Fithian at Councilman Carter's , and the Reverend Jonathan Boucher at Captain Dixon's throw light on the conditions attending the education of a planter's children . The conditions thus described were ...
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... Captain Daingerfield's plantation . One of the most famous efforts of missionary education was that of Commissary Garden of South Carolina , who started a negro school in Charleston in 1744 , to which " all the negro and Indian children ...
... Captain Daingerfield's plantation . One of the most famous efforts of missionary education was that of Commissary Garden of South Carolina , who started a negro school in Charleston in 1744 , to which " all the negro and Indian children ...
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