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... crowd that surged and pressed before him , " don't you see that the regiment is in the mob ? " 2 Astonished ... crowd , shouting- " He shan't be hurt ! You shan't hurt him ! Don't hurt him ! He is an American . " etc. This seemed to ...
... crowd that surged and pressed before him , " don't you see that the regiment is in the mob ? " 2 Astonished ... crowd , shouting- " He shan't be hurt ! You shan't hurt him ! Don't hurt him ! He is an American . " etc. This seemed to ...
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... crowd re- mained to hear his last words . Then at twelve minutes after five o'clock on the morning of March 4 , a vote was taken and the Kansas Nebraska Bill was passed by a majority of almost three to one . Running messengers shouted ...
... crowd re- mained to hear his last words . Then at twelve minutes after five o'clock on the morning of March 4 , a vote was taken and the Kansas Nebraska Bill was passed by a majority of almost three to one . Running messengers shouted ...
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... crowd rushed to the scene of action.12 There they found a small party under Thomas Wentworth Higginson attempting to break down one of the doors of the Court House with a long plank used as a battering ram . The Faneuil Hall men lent a ...
... crowd rushed to the scene of action.12 There they found a small party under Thomas Wentworth Higginson attempting to break down one of the doors of the Court House with a long plank used as a battering ram . The Faneuil Hall men lent a ...
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The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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