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Page 93
... Quakers , he passed to the life immortal . Two years after its settlement , Philadelphia had 2,000 inhabitants ; and twenty years after , the population had more than doubled , and there were 700 houses in the city . The government of ...
... Quakers , he passed to the life immortal . Two years after its settlement , Philadelphia had 2,000 inhabitants ; and twenty years after , the population had more than doubled , and there were 700 houses in the city . The government of ...
Page 93
... Quakers , he passed to the life immortal . Two years after its settlement , Philadelphia had 2,000 inhabitants ; and twenty years after , the population had more than doubled , and there were 700 houses in the city . The government of 1 ...
... Quakers , he passed to the life immortal . Two years after its settlement , Philadelphia had 2,000 inhabitants ; and twenty years after , the population had more than doubled , and there were 700 houses in the city . The government of 1 ...
Page 94
... Quaker City arose was Quequenaku , which means " a grove of tall pines . " The astrological signs were diligently computed by a colonist who had knowledge of the black art , and his report concluded thus : - 6 . A city , built with such ...
... Quaker City arose was Quequenaku , which means " a grove of tall pines . " The astrological signs were diligently computed by a colonist who had knowledge of the black art , and his report concluded thus : - 6 . A city , built with such ...
Page 95
... Quaker City . The officers enjoyed life in fêtes , balls , and tournaments , and their outposts easily repelled the frequent attacks of the insurgent partisans . But during this long period of inactivity , the virtue of the British army ...
... Quaker City . The officers enjoyed life in fêtes , balls , and tournaments , and their outposts easily repelled the frequent attacks of the insurgent partisans . But during this long period of inactivity , the virtue of the British army ...
Page 96
... Quaker citizens to be one of the great wonders of the world . independent water - works at the Northern Liberties , Kensington , Belmont , and Roxborough , run by steam - power , and pumping the waters of the Schuylkill and Delaware ...
... Quaker citizens to be one of the great wonders of the world . independent water - works at the Northern Liberties , Kensington , Belmont , and Roxborough , run by steam - power , and pumping the waters of the Schuylkill and Delaware ...
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| Title | Cities of the world, Volume 3 Cities of the world, Edwin Hodder |
| Author | Edwin Hodder |
| Published | 1881 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2006 |
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