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... George , and looked up to Walpole and Pitt as the arbiters of its fate . We live in a period of great cities , rapid com- munication , vast and varied business interests , enormous diversity of occupation , great industries , diffused ...
... George , and looked up to Walpole and Pitt as the arbiters of its fate . We live in a period of great cities , rapid com- munication , vast and varied business interests , enormous diversity of occupation , great industries , diffused ...
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... George Washington was four years old when the first newspaper was published in the colony , and he was twenty when the first actors appeared at Williamsburg . What was not brought was not 1.8 GEORGE WASHINGTON .
... George Washington was four years old when the first newspaper was published in the colony , and he was twenty when the first actors appeared at Williamsburg . What was not brought was not 1.8 GEORGE WASHINGTON .
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... be- cause their skins were white , and because they were thereby part of an aristocracy to whom labor was a badge of serfdom . The larger portion of this middle class , however , were thrifty and industrious enough 20 GEORGE WASHINGTON .
... be- cause their skins were white , and because they were thereby part of an aristocracy to whom labor was a badge of serfdom . The larger portion of this middle class , however , were thrifty and industrious enough 20 GEORGE WASHINGTON .
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... very modest houses , consisting of one story with a gabled roof , and flanked by two massive chimneys . In some houses there was a brave show of handsome plate and china , fine furniture , and London - made 24 GEORGE WASHINGTON .
... very modest houses , consisting of one story with a gabled roof , and flanked by two massive chimneys . In some houses there was a brave show of handsome plate and china , fine furniture , and London - made 24 GEORGE WASHINGTON .
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