Princeton College During the Eighteenth Century
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Maccaule had charge of Jackson Creek and Mount Olivet Presbyterian Churches, to whom he preached until September, 1792, when he resigned.
In person, Mr. Maccaule was scarcely of a medium height, but of a stout frame and full body ; of dark, piercing eyes, a pleasant countenance and winning man- [>78] 1774.
ners. He had a fine voice, and was popular both as a preacher and a man. He died about 1796.
Jonathan 3Iason was a Senator of the United States from Massachusetts from 1800 to 1803, and in th...e House of Representatives from 18 17 to 1820.
Lewis Morris entered the Continental Army from New York as a Major, and served during the whole war.
William Stevens Smith, after graduating, com- menced the study of the law in New York City, and was about finishing his studies when the American Army as- sembled there after the unfortunate affair of Long Island. He immediately resolved to take arms in defence of his couhtry, but his parents disapproving of this step, he enlisted as a common soldier, without making himself known, or pretending to any superior rank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maccaule had charge of Jackson Creek and Mount Olivet Presbyterian Churches, to whom he preached until September, 1792, when he resigned.
In person, Mr. Maccaule was scarcely of a medium height, but of a stout frame and full body ; of dark, piercing eyes, a pleasant countenance and winning man- [>78] 1774.
ners. He had a fine voice, and was popular both as a preacher and a man. He died about 1796.
Jonathan 3Iason was a Senator of the United States from Massachusetts from 1800 to 1803, and in th...e House of Representatives from 18 17 to 1820.
Lewis Morris entered the Continental Army from New York as a Major, and served during the whole war.
William Stevens Smith, after graduating, com- menced the study of the law in New York City, and was about finishing his studies when the American Army as- sembled there after the unfortunate affair of Long Island. He immediately resolved to take arms in defence of his couhtry, but his parents disapproving of this step, he enlisted as a common soldier, without making himself known, or pretending to any superior rank.
What to read after Princeton College During the Eighteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander, Samuel Davies, 1819-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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