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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Historic Tales and Golden Deeds part 4 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 201

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fur cap,pulled down nearly to his spectacle-rims. Ignorant people whispered that he was awizard, engaged in separating the colonies fromEngland by means of his magic spells. Allshowed their admiration of his attainments; butamid all of the compliments paid him and theextravagant attentions he… … IT IS NOT THAT THE WIG IS TOO SMALL;YOUR HEAD IS TOO LARGE! IT IS THAT acknowledge our independence, and by so doingto provoke a conflict with Great Britain. Thewar, thus far, had gone against us; news of theone bright ray in the gloom —Washingtons vic-tory at Trenton—had taken five months to…

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