AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN1901 |
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... Gnadenhutten, a village settled by the Moravians, and massacred the inhabitants ; but the place was thought a good situation for one of the forts. In order to march thither, I assembled the companies at Bethlehem, the chief ...
... Gnadenhutten, a village settled by the Moravians, and massacred the inhabitants ; but the place was thought a good situation for one of the forts. In order to march thither, I assembled the companies at Bethlehem, the chief ...
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... Gnadenhutten had made them apprehend danger. The principal buildings were defended by a stockade ; they had purchased a quantity of arms and ammunition from New York, and had even placed quantities of small paving-stones between the ...
... Gnadenhutten had made them apprehend danger. The principal buildings were defended by a stockade ; they had purchased a quantity of arms and ammunition from New York, and had even placed quantities of small paving-stones between the ...
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... Gnadenhutten. There was a mill near, round which were left several pine boards, with which we soon hutted ourselves; an operation the more necessary at that inclement season, as we had no tents. Our first work was to bury more ...
... Gnadenhutten. There was a mill near, round which were left several pine boards, with which we soon hutted ourselves; an operation the more necessary at that inclement season, as we had no tents. Our first work was to bury more ...
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... GNADENHUTTEN, 25th January, 1756. MY DEAR CHILD : This day week we arrived here. I wrota to you the same day and once since. We all continue well, thanks be to God. We have been hindered with bad weather, yet our fort is in a good ...
... GNADENHUTTEN, 25th January, 1756. MY DEAR CHILD : This day week we arrived here. I wrota to you the same day and once since. We all continue well, thanks be to God. We have been hindered with bad weather, yet our fort is in a good ...
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