Old Greenwich
Old Greenwich
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Adams' judgment, to improve the grounds. He put a handsome gateway at the entrance which is now the terminal of Macdougal Street made many plantings, and arranged the ornamental water known as Burr's Pond, later a favorite place for skating. He lived here in considerable splendor for ten years, his beautiful daughter, Theodosia, who afterwards fell a victim to the Barataria pirates, being at the head of his house, and aiding him in en- tertaining the distinguished visitors whom he attracted abo...ut him such men as Volney, Talleyrand, Louis Philippe, and even Brant the Indian Chief. As Senator and Vice-Presi- dent and one of the most brilliant figures of the New Republic he naturally took first place in the village as long as he lived there. It Greemvicb 289 was from Richmond Hill that he went, on a morning in July, 1804, to fight his duel on the Weehawken Heights with Alexander Hamil- ton, and thus to end his own political career, as well as the life of his adversary.
Twenty-nine years later Philip Hone makes this record in his diary : "Wed: July 3, 1833.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adams' judgment, to improve the grounds. He put a handsome gateway at the entrance which is now the terminal of Macdougal Street made many plantings, and arranged the ornamental water known as Burr's Pond, later a favorite place for skating. He lived here in considerable splendor for ten years, his beautiful daughter, Theodosia, who afterwards fell a victim to the Barataria pirates, being at the head of his house, and aiding him in en- tertaining the distinguished visitors whom he attracted abo...ut him such men as Volney, Talleyrand, Louis Philippe, and even Brant the Indian Chief. As Senator and Vice-Presi- dent and one of the most brilliant figures of the New Republic he naturally took first place in the village as long as he lived there. It Greemvicb 289 was from Richmond Hill that he went, on a morning in July, 1804, to fight his duel on the Weehawken Heights with Alexander Hamil- ton, and thus to end his own political career, as well as the life of his adversary.
Twenty-nine years later Philip Hone makes this record in his diary : "Wed: July 3, 1833.
What to read after Old Greenwich?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Bisland to read onlineMoreLess
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