Red Oaks Tales At Williamsburg And A Quiet War
Dave Yandell, an Indian boy, joins the Dale family at Red Oaks as visitors arrive from Williamsburg. He wins a bareback horse race riding Colonel Dale’s Firefly, earns respect, and hints at looming conflict as tensions rise over land and subjects of independence.
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Williamsburg
Barbara
Kentucky
Colonel Dale
Jupiter
Dave
Dave Yandell
Erskine
Sted Oaks
Tach
Marty
Abr Brockton
England
Hunter
Jane Willoughby
Hanover
Patrick Henry
Virginia
Henry
Jefferson
Court-House
Ile
Richmond
Kentucky River
Anel Dale
Willoughby
Mr. Yandell
WilHaimisburg
Old Raleigh
Belinda
Faneuil Hall
Gillants
Harry
Hugh
Duane Grey
Tory
W. Haney
Thurh
Dane Grey
Grey
Dive
Firefly
Dale
Cavalcade Through Williamsburg 1774 Portrait of a Move
A lively 1774 cavalcade moves two coaches with elder ladies and flowered faces toward Williamsburg. Colonel Dale and Dave observe the governor’s palace and nearby William and Mary college as crowds gather, noting the Burgesses, council chamber, and Dunmore’s residence amid festive grounds.
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Harry
Williamsburg
Gloucester Street
Colonel Dale
Dave
Old Capitol
William and Mary College
Mr. Henry
Governor's Palace
Lord Dunmore
New York Tops Potatoes Consumption Among Cities
New York consumes 10 268 carloads of potatoes yearly, nearly twice as much as its closest rivals. Chico ranks second, with Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis and Kansas City trailing behind.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh St. Louis
Kansas City
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