Ephraim Douglass And His Times a Fragment of History With the Journal of Geo
Ephraim Douglass And His Times a Fragment of History With the Journal of Geo
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S4 Monongahela of Old, 14Q. He was County treasurer, from Oct. 13, 1784- till 1800. Hist. Fayette, 151. He was put down as a slaveholder in the cen sus report, id. , 128. He kept an acount book, the first entry in which is dated June 6, 1773. There are no entries between April 1, 1774 and Sep tember 3, 1784. The last entry in the book is as follows: " Memorandum, Nell, my slave, was delivered of a female mulattoe child on the llth day of October, 1790, and called it Peggy. E. Douglass. " 35 Thi...s idea appears in several of Washington s letters of this time. " Intelli gence has tended to manifest the necessity of what has been done " (call ing out the militia), "it being now confessed by those who were not inclined to exaggerate the ill conduct of the insurgents that their malevolence was not pointed merely to a particular law, but that a spirit inimical to all order has actuated many of the offenders. " Washington s annual address in Messages of the Presidents, Vol. 1, page 165.
237 24 EPHRAIM DOUGLASS AND HIS TIMES was added to the other and lesser crimes.
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S4 Monongahela of Old, 14Q. He was County treasurer, from Oct. 13, 1784- till 1800. Hist. Fayette, 151. He was put down as a slaveholder in the cen sus report, id. , 128. He kept an acount book, the first entry in which is dated June 6, 1773. There are no entries between April 1, 1774 and Sep tember 3, 1784. The last entry in the book is as follows: " Memorandum, Nell, my slave, was delivered of a female mulattoe child on the llth day of October, 1790, and called it Peggy. E. Douglass. " 35 Thi...s idea appears in several of Washington s letters of this time. " Intelli gence has tended to manifest the necessity of what has been done " (call ing out the militia), "it being now confessed by those who were not inclined to exaggerate the ill conduct of the insurgents that their malevolence was not pointed merely to a particular law, but that a spirit inimical to all order has actuated many of the offenders. " Washington s annual address in Messages of the Presidents, Vol. 1, page 165.
237 24 EPHRAIM DOUGLASS AND HIS TIMES was added to the other and lesser crimes.
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