Three Revolutionary Figures Born January 1737 Honored
The 200th anniversary month marks Ethan Allen John Hancock and Thomas Paine born in January 1737. Their lives span frontier wars, commerce, pamphleteering, and enduring debates over liberty and independence. Their diverse paths share a commitment to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in America.
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Conn
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Ethan Allen
Commonwealth
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America
Thomas Paine
Ticonderoga
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Lexington
Washington
Paine
Col
Henry Laurens
France
Holland
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Westchester County
Pennsylvania
Burke
King’s Bench
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Louis XVI
Jacobins
Convention
Simple Elegant Practical IME and Sew-Your-Own Fashions
The Sewing Circle promotes pattern 1812 for children with front buttons and sizes 2 through 5 years. Pattern 1998 offers two versions in sizes 34 to 46, while pattern 1938 features a squared-shoulder frock in sizes 14 to 20. A Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book with 100 patterns is available. send 15 cents for a copy.
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Continuity of Life and Culture
A compact reflection on culture's role to liberate from the present moment. It contrasts vulgarity with concern for lasting continuity of life and enduring standards beyond one era.
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Upton Sinclair
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