Aftermath of Vincennes ends in Williamsburg Jail
Henry Hamilton once Detroit governor general and Hair Buyer General, captured at Vincennes by George Rogers Clark, describes his harsh Williamsburg imprisonment from May 1779 to 1780. He details brutal conditions, lack of trial, and parole rejection, ending with his transfer and exchange after Washington's intervention.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Western
Union
Williamsburg
Duke of Gloucester Street
America
Henry Hamilton
Detroit
Kentucky
Guillaume la Mothe
George Rogers Clark
Fort Sackville
Vincennes
Hamilton
la Mothe
Kaskaskia
Clark
Virginia
Jermyn Street
London
Frederick Haldimand
Canada
England
Falls of the Ohio
Louisville
Beaverdam
Richmond
Chesterfield
Thomas Jefferson
Williamsburgh
Lamothe
Palace
Mr. Dejean
Hay
Mothe
Dejean
Hanover
Coll.Clarke
Old
John Dodge
Dodge
Milo M. Quaife
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Jefferson
Washington
History unfair in recalling Hamilton as Hair Buyer General
Distinguished historian Dr Milo M Quaife argues that Hamilton faced biased recounting for frontier violence while Detroit’s lieutenant governor. He notes Burton collection ledgers reveal no scalp purchases by British agents and compares Hamilton’s actions to other colonial commanders, urging fair treatment in history.
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Milo M. Quaife
Burton Historical Collection
Detroit Public Library
Hamilton
Williamsburg
Burton
Alexander
William Macomb
Detroit
Quaife
Dr. Quaife
Ralph L. Peters
Detroit News
Montcalm
Sir William Johnson
de Peyster
Vincennes
Clark
de Pey
Ever Beloved Dotted Swiss for Little Girls Fashion
Fashion writers predict a summer trend toward dotted Swiss and other fine cottons for children and adults. The piece highlights dotted Swiss frocks and organdy options with detailed descriptions of three child outfits and the broader move toward easy care, bright linens, and delicate lingerie effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sister
Grandma
Western Newspaper Union
Pretty Patterns For Summer Wardrobes And Slacks Suit
Fashion notes describe a wide shouldered dress with scalloped bodice and braid bolero effect, a circular skirt in lightweight fabrics, and a slacks suit with topper and wide revers. Patterns No 1741 and No 1750 fit sizes 12 to 42, with yardage details and price 15 cents each. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
New Fabrics Welcome the Spring Season
Spring fashion brings light fabrics to the fore as darker colors fall from favor. Women embrace airy cottons and sheers, pairing chambray frocks with bright blouses and floral scents replace last season’s exotic musks in a playful seasonal mood.
Tweed the Thing for Travel Coat at Fairs
A travel coat in tweed is recommended for trips to the New York and San Francisco fairs. It suggests bold plaid or stripe patterns and urges choosing a large, bold design for practicality and style on travel.
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New York Fair
San Francisco Fair
Old-Fashioned Prints Inspire Silk Patterns Revival
Quaintness once revived this year appears in silk prints with patterns hinting at old-fashioned dimities and calicoes as designers introduce nostalgic textures to modern fabrics.
George Eliot Quote About Roman Pity
A George Eliot quote asserts that human pity surpasses wisdom, describing a simple Roman pity that will not forsake us. It presents a philosophical reflection on compassion as a steadfast aid beyond intellect.
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George Eliot
Jersey Fabrics Favored for Happy Packing Traveling
Jersey emerges as the chosen fabric for travel wear due to its ease of packing and crease resistance. The material’s stretch and durability make it suited for travelers seeking comfortable, low-maintenance clothing on voyages and journeys.
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Jersey
Evening wear remains in good condition for blouse and skirt
The blouse and skirt in the evening wear section are described as still good and in good condition. No defects noted. The item emphasizes quality and longevity for potential buyers or renters.
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King William County
Gen
By Cherie Nicholas
Iter
Colonies
Ohio
Continental Congress
Ieeears
Sensons
I ' Ham
Lydia
Lowell
Wintersmith’s
South
Wintersmith’s Tonic
WIU
PTL
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