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Excerpt from Vermont's Anti-Slavery and Underground Railroad Record: With a Map and IllustrationsThe counsel for the defendant took exception to the statement that Dinah had served Mr. Jacob during the period of his alleged ownership, and that he had cast her Off when She had become helpless. They declared that she had con tinned in his family for several years only, when certain inhabitants of Windsor, having discovered that She was an excell...

Excerpt from Vermont's Anti-Slavery and Underground Railroad Record: With a Map and IllustrationsThe counsel for the defendant took exception to the statement that Dinah had served Mr. Jacob during the period of his alleged ownership, and that he had cast her Off when She had become helpless. They declared that she had con tinned in his family for several years only, when certain inhabitants of Windsor, having discovered that She was an excell...

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Excerpt from The Loyalist Refugees of New HampshireVII, 394, Sabine, Am. Loyalists, 453. 680, 171, 651. 2n. H. Provincial Papers, Documents, and Records, (1764 VII, 623.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, pres...

Excerpt from History of the Ohio State University, Vol. 4: The University in Great War, Part II, Our Men in Military and Naval ServiceAt Commencement in June, 1917, an alumnus mentioned to the President Of the Ohio State University Association the desirability of having complete records Of the military and naval service of the students, former students, and graduates of the University. Acting at once upon the suggestion, he took up the matter ...

Excerpt from The Loyalists of PennsylvaniaToryism or Loyalism became active among the frontiersmen of western Pennsylvania before it did in other parts of the Colony. This activity was evoked in the early seventeen seventies by Lord Dunmore's attempt to settle the boundary dispute between Virginia and Pennsylvania by taking forcible possession of Fort Pitt. Dun more's agent in effecting this enterprise was Dr. John Connolly, captain commandant...