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He boasted to his wife of his strength and endurance , which enabled him to overcome terrible hardships . His aide , Colonel Nicholas Rogers of Baltimore , writes : " In form and feature he was a perfect Ariovistus , more than ...
He boasted to his wife of his strength and endurance , which enabled him to overcome terrible hardships . His aide , Colonel Nicholas Rogers of Baltimore , writes : " In form and feature he was a perfect Ariovistus , more than ...
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This business founded by Peter van Robais ' grandfather had prospered through the years sufficiently to allow him to turn it over to the husband of his older daughter and live in comfortable circumstances with his wife and second ...
This business founded by Peter van Robais ' grandfather had prospered through the years sufficiently to allow him to turn it over to the husband of his older daughter and live in comfortable circumstances with his wife and second ...
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De Kalb contributed 52,000 francs , while his wife received , in addition to a rich trousseau , 135,375 francs . After the death of her parents and grandparents in 1767 , she inherited the homestead at Courbevoye and 205,406 francs .
De Kalb contributed 52,000 francs , while his wife received , in addition to a rich trousseau , 135,375 francs . After the death of her parents and grandparents in 1767 , she inherited the homestead at Courbevoye and 205,406 francs .
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