The North Carolina Colonial Bar
The North Carolina Colonial Bar
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* John Allison, member of the Commons from Cabarrus in 1708, 1800. and from 1802 to 1S05.
* Both French and English Interference with neutral trade, as an Incident of the great European struggle, was a most distressing feature of our political ^nd economic life In the closing decade of the 18th and the^ opening decade of the 10th century. In the war of 1812 we finally turned upon England, one ef our tormentors, though we had suffered scarcely less from France.
" Probably the daughter of Jane Ha...rris and Reverend Thomas Reese, and sister of Edwin Reese.
* Jane Harris (the younger), wife of Nathaniel Alexander. This only sister of Charles and Robert Harris, bore her husband nine children. .
Halifax, Jan'y 6, 1799.
Dear Bbotheb, Your letter of Dec. 1st, came to hand, you there detail the difficulties which have prevented you from becoming a merchant I wish it was in my power to remove them, there ip no situation in this town or neighborhood that I could recommend, besides it would be highly imprudent for one who enjoys such a constitution as you do, to sport with it in Ijhis sickly climate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* John Allison, member of the Commons from Cabarrus in 1708, 1800. and from 1802 to 1S05.
* Both French and English Interference with neutral trade, as an Incident of the great European struggle, was a most distressing feature of our political ^nd economic life In the closing decade of the 18th and the^ opening decade of the 10th century. In the war of 1812 we finally turned upon England, one ef our tormentors, though we had suffered scarcely less from France.
" Probably the daughter of Jane Ha...rris and Reverend Thomas Reese, and sister of Edwin Reese.
* Jane Harris (the younger), wife of Nathaniel Alexander. This only sister of Charles and Robert Harris, bore her husband nine children. .
Halifax, Jan'y 6, 1799.
Dear Bbotheb, Your letter of Dec. 1st, came to hand, you there detail the difficulties which have prevented you from becoming a merchant I wish it was in my power to remove them, there ip no situation in this town or neighborhood that I could recommend, besides it would be highly imprudent for one who enjoys such a constitution as you do, to sport with it in Ijhis sickly climate.
What to read after The North Carolina Colonial Bar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alderman, Ernest H. (Ernest Hamlin), B. 1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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