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... south of Ire- land ; ( 1737 ) Charitable Irish Society of Boston founded ; ( 1771 ) Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in Philadelphia ; ( 1781 ) Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick in New York . WHILE a great stream from Germany was pouring ...
... south of Ire- land ; ( 1737 ) Charitable Irish Society of Boston founded ; ( 1771 ) Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in Philadelphia ; ( 1781 ) Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick in New York . WHILE a great stream from Germany was pouring ...
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... south . It formed a natural highway from one colony to another , and thus united the seven colo- nies that it crossed . Out of New York and Pennsyl- vania , down the Cumberland and the Shenandoah and southward poured three races of ...
... south . It formed a natural highway from one colony to another , and thus united the seven colo- nies that it crossed . Out of New York and Pennsyl- vania , down the Cumberland and the Shenandoah and southward poured three races of ...
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... South Carolina , cornmeal from the fastnesses of the Alleghanies , wheat even from the French Canadians . The royal government also united the colonists against it by the Quebec Act , which brought all the west under the arbitrary ...
... South Carolina , cornmeal from the fastnesses of the Alleghanies , wheat even from the French Canadians . The royal government also united the colonists against it by the Quebec Act , which brought all the west under the arbitrary ...
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