The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... march and in battle , and is used very commonly by people in token of their patriotism . the Fourth of July we see the American flag everywhere , and it is the custom now in many parts of the country to keep it floating over the school ...
... march and in battle , and is used very commonly by people in token of their patriotism . the Fourth of July we see the American flag everywhere , and it is the custom now in many parts of the country to keep it floating over the school ...
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... - year term of office begins on the fourth of March . On that day there are very elaborate ceremonies at Washington . The new president , accom- panied by the president whose term is ending , goes 9 THE YOUNG AMERICAN 129.
... - year term of office begins on the fourth of March . On that day there are very elaborate ceremonies at Washington . The new president , accom- panied by the president whose term is ending , goes 9 THE YOUNG AMERICAN 129.
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... March , 1697 , Thomas Dustin , of Haverhill , was at work in his field , when he heard the terrible whoop of Indians , and ran towards his house . He had eight children - the youngest only a week old . The mother was in bed with her ...
... March , 1697 , Thomas Dustin , of Haverhill , was at work in his field , when he heard the terrible whoop of Indians , and ran towards his house . He had eight children - the youngest only a week old . The mother was in bed with her ...
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