WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... continued to condemn the tax despite the cooling of public sentiment and the dwindling power of the radicals. There is evidence that by this time he had already fixed upon American independence as his goal. His fierce polemics were ...
... continued to condemn the tax despite the cooling of public sentiment and the dwindling power of the radicals. There is evidence that by this time he had already fixed upon American independence as his goal. His fierce polemics were ...
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... continued his studies in Germany. With four years of European scholarship and a Ph.D. from Gottin- gen, he returned to Harvard to teach for a year. Dissatisfied, he established, with Joseph Cogswell, the Round Hill School in Northampton ...
... continued his studies in Germany. With four years of European scholarship and a Ph.D. from Gottin- gen, he returned to Harvard to teach for a year. Dissatisfied, he established, with Joseph Cogswell, the Round Hill School in Northampton ...
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... continued to protest against what he considered America's blindness to its peril, were Frescoes (or Mr. Rockefeller's City, 1933, Fall of the City, 1937, Pub- Ac Speech, 1936, Air Raid, 1938, America Was Promises, 1939 — the use of the ...
... continued to protest against what he considered America's blindness to its peril, were Frescoes (or Mr. Rockefeller's City, 1933, Fall of the City, 1937, Pub- Ac Speech, 1936, Air Raid, 1938, America Was Promises, 1939 — the use of the ...
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