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In all of the American wars the finances of the government have been managed in the city of Phil- adelphia, and the first continental treasurer was Michael Hillegas. Philadelphia has a great Uni- 7 versity, which has within the past few years sur- ^be passed Yale, and is now treading closely upon the Pennsylvania heels of Harvard. It was led to its remarkable P"^"^*^"^*" in success by Dr. Charles J. Stille, a descendant of pbiladclpbia Tobias Wagner, by Dr. Wm. Pepper, whose Ger- man ancestors ...came from the upper Rhine, and by Charles C. Harrison, a descendant of Michael Leib. Philadelphia has immense ship-yards, which supply the navy of the United States with its vessels. They were established and are still con- ducted by those energetic Pennsylvania Dutch- men, the Cramps. New York is a city of mer- chants. It is a place where men buy from the producer and sell to the consumer, at a profit, upon which they live for a time sumptuously.
But when at length its stores, with the widest reputation and the most extended business rela- tions, break down under the weight of financial burdens they are bought in gross by that most enterprising of the merchants of the world, and conspicuous Pennsylvania Dutchman, John Wana- maker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In all of the American wars the finances of the government have been managed in the city of Phil- adelphia, and the first continental treasurer was Michael Hillegas. Philadelphia has a great Uni- 7 versity, which has within the past few years sur- ^be passed Yale, and is now treading closely upon the Pennsylvania heels of Harvard. It was led to its remarkable P"^"^*^"^*" in success by Dr. Charles J. Stille, a descendant of pbiladclpbia Tobias Wagner, by Dr. Wm. Pepper, whose Ger- man ancestors ...came from the upper Rhine, and by Charles C. Harrison, a descendant of Michael Leib. Philadelphia has immense ship-yards, which supply the navy of the United States with its vessels. They were established and are still con- ducted by those energetic Pennsylvania Dutch- men, the Cramps. New York is a city of mer- chants. It is a place where men buy from the producer and sell to the consumer, at a profit, upon which they live for a time sumptuously.
But when at length its stores, with the widest reputation and the most extended business rela- tions, break down under the weight of financial burdens they are bought in gross by that most enterprising of the merchants of the world, and conspicuous Pennsylvania Dutchman, John Wana- maker.
What to read after Pennsylvania Dutchman in Philadelphia 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennypacker, Samuel W. (Samuel Whitaker), 1843-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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