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After retiring from business - the largest phar- macy in Philadelphia he devoted himself to the cause of inde- pendence . He attended almost daily the meetings of the " Committee on Council and Safety " held at Philosophical Hall .
After retiring from business - the largest phar- macy in Philadelphia he devoted himself to the cause of inde- pendence . He attended almost daily the meetings of the " Committee on Council and Safety " held at Philosophical Hall .
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That no time may be lost in the transportation of troops , should Congress agree in sentiment with the Council , I am to desire you to proceed immediately to Philadelphia ; and if you find , upon your arrival there , that the troops are ...
That no time may be lost in the transportation of troops , should Congress agree in sentiment with the Council , I am to desire you to proceed immediately to Philadelphia ; and if you find , upon your arrival there , that the troops are ...
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... 1921 Marquis d'Argenson , Journals et Mémoires , 8 vols . , Paris , 1866 Thomas Balch , The French in America during the War of Independence , 1777-1780 , 2 vols . , Philadelphia , 1891 George Bancroft , History of the United States ...
... 1921 Marquis d'Argenson , Journals et Mémoires , 8 vols . , Paris , 1866 Thomas Balch , The French in America during the War of Independence , 1777-1780 , 2 vols . , Philadelphia , 1891 George Bancroft , History of the United States ...
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