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Excerpt from A Sketch of the Life of Dr. James McHenry, Aide-De-Camp and Private Secretary of General Washington, Aide-De-Camp of Marquis De La Fayette, Secretary of War From 1796 to 1800: A Paper Read Before the Maryland Historical Society, November 13th, 1876Pnrrrrzn RT Joan Mann, Puma. To run Murmur Hrsronrou. Scent: baumonz, 1877.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www....

Excerpt from Sketch of the Life of Dr. James McHenry, Aide-De-Camp and Private Secretary of General Washington, Aide-De-Camp of Maquis De La Fayette, Secretary of War From 1796 to 1800: A Paper Read Before the Maryland Historical Society, November 13th, 1876Colonies, and came to Baltimore about the year 17771. He was so much struck with the promise which the new country held out, that he wrote to his father urging him to emigrate, and follow i...

Excerpt from The Northward Movement of the Colored Population: A Statistical StudyIn the eleventh census, 1890, there is a very interesting opening essay, Progress of the Nation, by Robert P. Porter, Henry Gannett, and William C. Hunt, which speaks of the southward movement of the race, but says that its extent and importance have been exaggerated.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Fin...

Excerpt from Streets and Slums: A Study in Local Municipal Geography (With Maps)Returning to the more regularly laid out portions of New York and Baltimore, the New York up-town block of square feet is, of course, three and one-third times as large as the Baltimore block of square feet. Perhaps the New York block may be rather too large, probably the Baltimore block is too small, and certainly the depth of our blocks, 150 feet, is very badly c...

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A Sketch of the Life of Dr. James McHenry - A paper read before the Maryland Historical Society, November 13th, 1876 is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1877. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of histor...

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Excerpt from The Northward Movement of the Colored Population: A Statistical Study In which direction does the colored population of this country show a tendency to move - northwards or southwards? This is an important question, and the answer to it which has been given by some statisticians will be found, after careful study of the tenth and eleventh censuses, not to be the correct one. There is an interesting pamphlet by Mr. Henry Gannett,...

Excerpt from Sketch of the Life of Dr. James McHenry, Aide-De-Camp and Private Secretary of General Washington, Aide-De-Camp of Maquis De La Fayette, Secretary of War From 1796 to 1800: A Paper Read Before the Maryland Historical Society, November 13th, 1876 Meantime the subject of this sketch was, in the year 1772, at Newark Academy in Delaware, then a school of much note, following his studies presumably, though it is possible he may have b...

Excerpt from Streets and Slums: A Study in Local Municipal Geography (With Maps)Returning to the more regularly laid out portions of New York and Baltimore, the New York up-town block of square feet is, of course, three and one-third times as large as the Baltimore block of square feet. Perhaps the New York block may be rather too large, probably the Baltimore block is too small, and certainly the depth of our blocks, 150 feet, is very badly c...

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