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The architecture of colonial America (1915)

Eberlein, Harold Donaldson, Northend, Mary H · Boston, Little, Brown, and Company · leaf 106

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uld retain theirindividuality side by side is not to be wonderedat when we consider the early diversity andisolation of the various racial elements of theprovince, explained at length in the foregoingpages, and when we consider, also, the tenacitywith which the people clung to their distin-guishing… … QUAKER ALMS HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. Built early in eighteenth century. Said to have been the place of Evangelines death.

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