History of the United States N Ii Or Uncle Philips Conversations With the C
History of the United States N Ii Or Uncle Philips Conversations With the C
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Clarke — Talks about the Negro-plot in the city of New-York — Tells of the Execution of many negroes, two white men, and two white women Page 5 CONVERSATION XIV.
Uncle Philip tells the Children of the arrival of Governor Clin- ton — Talks of a War between the English and French — Cap- ture of Lewisburg by the English under Sir William Pepperell — War continues until the treaty of Aix la Chapelle, in the year 1748 22 CONVERSATION XV.
Uncle Philip goes out Fishing with the Boys, and talks to them... about their Countrjinan, Robert Fulton 34 CONVERSATION XVI.
Uncle Philip tells the Children more about Robert Fulton and his Inventions 55 CONVERSATION XVII.
Uncle Philip tells the Children about the plan of the French for joining their Settlements, and the War which it produced be- tween them and the English — Talks to them about Danvers Osborne, who was Governor after Mr. Clinton, and who killed himself— Tells of the Arrival of General Braddock, and the three Enghsh Expeditions against Fort du Quesne, Crown Point, and Fort Frontenac ; all of which failed — Talks of a meeting of the Enghsh Governors to determine upon another Attack upon Canada 74 IV CONTEXTS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clarke — Talks about the Negro-plot in the city of New-York — Tells of the Execution of many negroes, two white men, and two white women Page 5 CONVERSATION XIV.
Uncle Philip tells the Children of the arrival of Governor Clin- ton — Talks of a War between the English and French — Cap- ture of Lewisburg by the English under Sir William Pepperell — War continues until the treaty of Aix la Chapelle, in the year 1748 22 CONVERSATION XV.
Uncle Philip goes out Fishing with the Boys, and talks to them... about their Countrjinan, Robert Fulton 34 CONVERSATION XVI.
Uncle Philip tells the Children more about Robert Fulton and his Inventions 55 CONVERSATION XVII.
Uncle Philip tells the Children about the plan of the French for joining their Settlements, and the War which it produced be- tween them and the English — Talks to them about Danvers Osborne, who was Governor after Mr. Clinton, and who killed himself— Tells of the Arrival of General Braddock, and the three Enghsh Expeditions against Fort du Quesne, Crown Point, and Fort Frontenac ; all of which failed — Talks of a meeting of the Enghsh Governors to determine upon another Attack upon Canada 74 IV CONTEXTS.
What to read after History of the United States N Ii Or Uncle Philips Conversations With the C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis L Francis Lister Hawks to read onlineMoreLess
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