Washingtons Army and Colins Bold Campaigns Across New York
Chapter summaries depict Ticonderoga guns triggering British evacuation to Canada and Colins rise to colonelcy in New York. He encounters Sim Dotts a congressman and quotes Pat letters aiding him. He faces a duel with Conway and witnesses independence adoption before marching back with Washingtons army. Nancy Woodbridge reappears as a love interest.
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Ticonderoga
Boston
Fayerweather
Canada
Colin
New York
Sim” Dotts
Botts
Thomas Conway
Washington
Pat
Cambridge
Nancy Woodbridge
Trials of Washington and the Battle for Brooklyn
The narrative recalls the 1776 New York campaign. Washington confronted a superior British armament with no navy, batches of inexperienced militia, and a perilous siege. Clinton advances on Gravesend, the American line buckles, and Washington’s desperate retreat begins as he ferries men across the East River amid sudden bombardment and chaotic fighting.
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Greene
Brooklyn
Cambridge
East River
General Greene
Putnam
Connecticut
Julius Caesar
Washington
New York
Staten Island
Jamaica Road
Fronliz
Clinton
Colin Cabot
New England
Tle
Moses
Passage to Port and a Confession on the Eve of War
Colin and Nancy reconcile amid post battle wearying as Washington’s retreat continues. Nancy reveals a jealous scheme shaken by a soldier’s bullet and a hidden confession of a past scheme to win Colin. A messenger warns of a looming British assault on Long Island as the couple brace for an uncertain reunion with the army.
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Ebenezer Snoach
Colin
Snoach
Colonel Glover
Colin Cabot
Amos Farnsworth
General Washington
Colonel Cabot
Farnsworth
Amos
Putnam
Valley of Death
Washington
Cambridge
Marlem Heights
Mosils
York Island
Girard
Philadelphia
Pat
Quebec
Nancy
Harry Gage
Mother Enslow
Yoy
Ately
Mrs. Dowlby
General Putnam
Clive
Candice
Nanes
Baroness de Riedesel
Lady Howe
Lady Washington
Brooklyn
Maryland seeks bids for Dover Bridge Preston road project
Maryland State Roads Commission invites sealed bids for a 4.91 mile concrete shoulder highway improvement from Dover Bridge east of Dover Bridge to east of Winchester in Caroline and Dorchester counties. Bids due February 21, 1933 at noon in Baltimore. Prequalification required with a $1.00 plan fee. bids must include certified check. bond required. commission may reject any bid.
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Caroline
Dorchester
Dover Bridge
Preston
Winchester
State Roads Commission
Federal Reserve Bank
Calvert and Lexington Sts
Baltimore
Maryland
Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
G. Clinton Uhl
L. H. Steuart
Denton National Bank Closed on Washington's Birthday
The Denton National Bank in Denton Maryland announces closure on Wednesday February 22 1933 for the legal holiday Washington's Birthday. All paper payable or maturing that day may be paid on the following day.
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Washington
Paul S. van Dyke
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Denton
George W. Beck
Peoples Bank Denton Md Announcement
The Peoples Bank in Denton Maryland announces on February seventeenth, 1933 that J Frank Wright serves as cashier.
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the Peoples Bank
Denton, Md
J. Frank Wright
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Irving Bachellor
WN. Service
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Fortun
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Fayerweathers
Mani
Virgil Moore
Mrs. Jones
Putin
Carrie
Bill
Dentun
Department OF Public Works
State OF Maryland State Roads Commission
the Provident State Bank
Preston, Md
F. J. Wright
Journal
Denton National Bank
W. I. Norris
Sinclair
Sinclair Petroleum
Sinclair Opaline
Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil
Sinclair Tractor
Sinclair Cup
Sinclair P. D
Sinclair Refining Company
CINC
P. G. Crouse
LE Grande Food Stores
LE Grande Food
George Washington
North Rf
Iver
High Rock
Land O'Lakes
King PO T Rik
P & G Soap O. K
Soa Babbitt’s Ie
Ivory
Chipso
Crisco
Kraft
Calif
B. de
Mokay
Uneeda Bakers
Uneeda Bakers Chocolate Circles
Med
Legrande
Royal Ann Cherries
Bartlett Pears
Swan
J. P. Fowler
G. C. Cohee
It. L. Trick, JR
Milford Kline
Hillsboro
J. W. Sylvester
Goldsboro, Ma
C. Biger, Ridgely
R. H. Gibson
Queen Anne
J. F. Lane
Goldsboro, Md
Harvey Fleetwood
A. K. Wrightson
Arnie’s Cash Grocery
I. Calvin Butler
Greensboro
W. W. Griffin
Henderson
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