A Real History of Newark And Notable Newarkers
A Real History of Newark And Notable Newarkers
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It is further related that he was the financial manager of the little community in which he lived, where he was known as a man of assured wealth and financial standing. It redounds greatly to Robert's credit that he selected parents so well endowed with wealth, in view of the fact that he was destined to be connected with many enterprises in vvhich a plenitude of lucre was extremelv desirable. His 26 2: . Y. C. ) 29 A \e discontents into a tangible form and led them to the banks of the I'assa_\...ak. Tliereb\- founding the City of Xewark. Robert Treat \\a- a many sided man. During the first six years of Xewark there was no activit\- of goxernment in which he was not the most ])roniinent figure, h'irst on the list ot signatures to ihe fundamental agreement was his influential name. Tie v\a-^ the head of the connnission that 43 A REAL HISTORY OF NEWARK settled the lioundary l)et\veen Newark and Elizabeth. He I'epresented Xewark in the inrst I'rovmeial Assembly ot New Jersey. He built the tirst grist mill in Newark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is further related that he was the financial manager of the little community in which he lived, where he was known as a man of assured wealth and financial standing. It redounds greatly to Robert's credit that he selected parents so well endowed with wealth, in view of the fact that he was destined to be connected with many enterprises in vvhich a plenitude of lucre was extremelv desirable. His 26 2: . Y. C. ) 29 A \e discontents into a tangible form and led them to the banks of the I'assa_\...ak. Tliereb\- founding the City of Xewark. Robert Treat \\a- a many sided man. During the first six years of Xewark there was no activit\- of goxernment in which he was not the most ])roniinent figure, h'irst on the list ot signatures to ihe fundamental agreement was his influential name. Tie v\a-^ the head of the connnission that 43 A REAL HISTORY OF NEWARK settled the lioundary l)et\veen Newark and Elizabeth. He I'epresented Xewark in the inrst I'rovmeial Assembly ot New Jersey. He built the tirst grist mill in Newark.
What to read after A Real History of Newark And Notable Newarkers?
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