Washington's Farewell Address, and Webster's First Bunker Hill OrationH. Holt, 1911 - 65 pages |
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... Fairfax , daughter of a neighboring planter . The head of the English house , Thomas , Lord Fairfax , had also come to Virginia to look after his great estates , which extended beyond the Blue Ridge , X Introduction.
... Fairfax , daughter of a neighboring planter . The head of the English house , Thomas , Lord Fairfax , had also come to Virginia to look after his great estates , which extended beyond the Blue Ridge , X Introduction.
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... Lord Fairfax was fond of fox - hunting , and Washington with his love of horses and of sport proved an excellent companion . Together they rode and hunted , and many a day did they spend together not only in the chase , but also at the ...
... Lord Fairfax was fond of fox - hunting , and Washington with his love of horses and of sport proved an excellent companion . Together they rode and hunted , and many a day did they spend together not only in the chase , but also at the ...
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... Lord Fairfax at his new manor house , Greenway Court , built by the nobleman on a part of the estate which Washington had surveyed . Here again , he enjoyed the refinements of society , and it is recorded that now in the Fairfax library ...
... Lord Fairfax at his new manor house , Greenway Court , built by the nobleman on a part of the estate which Washington had surveyed . Here again , he enjoyed the refinements of society , and it is recorded that now in the Fairfax library ...
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