York Institute Publications volume 1
York Institute Publications volume 1
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, afterwards a distinguished general in the revolutionary war, raised a force and attacked Fort William and Mary in Ports- mouth harbor, which he captured and took possession of one hundred barrels of powder, fifteen cannon, and all the small arms and other stores. The ammunition was carried into the country, and part of it concealed under the pulpit of a church at Durham, N. H. This ammunition was used the next year at the battle of Bunker Hill. This was the first act of armed hostility commit...ted in the colonies. " It is indeed grand to know, that when the British flag was struck for the first time on the ocean to Ameri- cans, it was to the patriots of Machias, Maine, under the leadership of six brothers, the O'Briens. The ship was the Margaretta. Why not teach it? Will it hurt? How other States would boast of it !
17 It is a matter of some pride for the lovers of the "Maine Liquor Law" to know, that the honor of making the first such law belongs to Pemaquid. September 11th, 1677, was the date of the council's order, which reads : "No Rum to be drank on this side the tiort stands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, afterwards a distinguished general in the revolutionary war, raised a force and attacked Fort William and Mary in Ports- mouth harbor, which he captured and took possession of one hundred barrels of powder, fifteen cannon, and all the small arms and other stores. The ammunition was carried into the country, and part of it concealed under the pulpit of a church at Durham, N. H. This ammunition was used the next year at the battle of Bunker Hill. This was the first act of armed hostility commit...ted in the colonies. " It is indeed grand to know, that when the British flag was struck for the first time on the ocean to Ameri- cans, it was to the patriots of Machias, Maine, under the leadership of six brothers, the O'Briens. The ship was the Margaretta. Why not teach it? Will it hurt? How other States would boast of it !
17 It is a matter of some pride for the lovers of the "Maine Liquor Law" to know, that the honor of making the first such law belongs to Pemaquid. September 11th, 1677, was the date of the council's order, which reads : "No Rum to be drank on this side the tiort stands.
What to read after York Institute Publications volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Me York Institute Saco to read onlineMoreLess
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