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autobiographies! Give us the veritable notchings of Robinson Crusoe on his stick, the indubitable records of a life long since swallowed up .
town was pretty well evidenced by the political leanings of the _Board_; but at this late day it is of little consequence to authenticate t .
Marshal awaiting them with eighty armed men--for he thought he had better have a good force, as he heard it was John Brown he might encoun .
it was no less a hobby-horse with him than the defense of Philadelphia was with his Commander-in-Chief, who many times imperiled the safety .
, with occasional stormy intermissions, through November, and often very far into the frosty domain of December itself. And such snow-storm .
afterward severed from me. For the sake of this, people will woo tears, and try to lure them with coaxing when they will not come. Our day .
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ith the rest," he added, as the body fell to the deck. I with others obeyed, for all saw the stern justice of the proceeding. "My men," he .
rrible place?" "Yes, I suppose so. That is where he wished to go." "I don't see how he could!" said Julia. "How could he! where the people .
the victorious Montcalm intended to march against Fort Edward next, Major Putnam was despatched with his Rangers to "watch the motions of t .
ignominiously dragged by two cowherds through his coach-windows,鈥攁nd mounted on one of the wheelers, he was brought back, drenched and .
dly as he had spoken, took hold of Eleanor's arm and led her forward to a little vehicle which had just drawn up. He helped her into it, to .
h balsams that edged the woods and concealed the open space from those among the trees. "No, seh; only a beaver meddy." "Clean?" "Clean! Ye .
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pied in defending his Antinomian doctrines, could at the same time vindicate, with tongue and pen, the cause of civil and religious freedom .
row of slavery, which he believed to be the very citadel of evil in America. 'Swear, children, swear,' said he; and from that little group .
el, was a distinguished officer in the Carolinas, and afterwards became Major-general. His brother, Sir Isaac, early became distinguished o .
ch-and-Indian wars. The claims of the survivors were just enough; but their quest was fruitless, for they were not given the lands. However .
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d find those who were prepared to house him, and, passing him on secretly from station to station, ensure his arrival at a terminus where h .