WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... Born in Litchfield, Connecticut, on June 19, 1826, Brace graduated from Yale in 1846, taught school, and returned to Yale Divinity School a year later. After an extended visit to Europe he moved to New York City where, in 1853, he ...
... Born in Litchfield, Connecticut, on June 19, 1826, Brace graduated from Yale in 1846, taught school, and returned to Yale Divinity School a year later. After an extended visit to Europe he moved to New York City where, in 1853, he ...
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... Born April 7, 1 780, in Newport, Rhode Island, Channing followed his graduation from Harvard in 1798 with a year and a half as a private tutor in Virginia. During his tenure in the household of David Randolph he decided upon the ...
... Born April 7, 1 780, in Newport, Rhode Island, Channing followed his graduation from Harvard in 1798 with a year and a half as a private tutor in Virginia. During his tenure in the household of David Randolph he decided upon the ...
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... Born on May 27, 1878, in San Francisco, the daughter of a poet and a musician, Isadora Duncan was the youngest of four children, all theatrically inclined. Soon after she was born her mother and father were divorced, and the family ...
... Born on May 27, 1878, in San Francisco, the daughter of a poet and a musician, Isadora Duncan was the youngest of four children, all theatrically inclined. Soon after she was born her mother and father were divorced, and the family ...
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Exploration of the New World | 638 |
The Frontier 17501890 | 658 |
Canada and Mexico | 672 |
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