Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 340
ed the army ofWashington. His baker-general was a Penn-sylvania German, Christopher Ludwig, who aftera youth spent in fighting the Turk on the Dan-ube, sold gingerbread to the boys of the Revo- lution, in Letitia street. Beginning by bakingbread at Valley Forge, he ended by bakingsix thousand… … OF WILLIAM PEK HIS TWENTY-SEluND YEAR. Pennsylvania farms gave it the first big richthickly settled back-country, on whose tradean American city grew great. Under the firstPresident Adams, Lancaster, Pa., was the big-gest American city back of the sea-coast. In1890 instead of the first it was the…
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