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The Colonial Merchants and the American Revolution By Arthur Meier Schlesinger ... This engrossing study focuses on the role played by colonial merchants in bringing about the separation of the 13 colonies from the mother country. ... Dominance of merchant class in commercial provinces. 27...
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on Samuel Sewall (British colonial merchant), March 28, 1652Bishopstoke, Hampshire, Eng. Jan. 1, 1730BostonBritish-American colonial merchant and a judge in the Salem witchcraft trials, best remembered for his Diary (Massachusetts Historical Society; ... ADD TO YOUR SITE...
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Mining extensive primary sources, Zimmerman brings us into the parlors, bedrooms, counting-houses, and parties of early colonial America and vividly restores a forgotten group of women to life.
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In a bold, vivid narrative that challenges all our assumptions about colonial women, Zimmerman traces the astonishing rise of Margaret and the Philipse women who followed her, who would transform Margaret's storehouse on the banks of the Hudson into a stately mansion called Philipse Manor Hall that still stands today.
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See more in United States - Colonial Period ... A generation later, the proportion of single women named on ship lists had climbed to fully 6 percent of arriving immigrants, a statistical event that had no counterpart among all the other colonial expansions of the seventeenth century.
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"With the outbreak of the Revolutionary War in 1776, Lopez began to suffer a dramatic downturn in his business, along with most colonial merchants. ... Note: Unless otherwise indicated, all quotes are from Lopez of Newport, Colonial American Merchant Prince, Stanley F. Chyet, Wayne State University Press, 1970.
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At 01.01 hours on 27 May 1941, the Colonial (Master Joseph Devereaux), dispersed from convoy OB-318, was hit by one torpedo from U-107 and sank after a coup de grâce at 01.46 hours about 200 miles west-northwest of Freetown.
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In this study, several of these shipwrecks were examined in light of economic factors and the literary evidence from the period in an attempt to gain a better understanding of colonial American merchant ship construction in the eighteenth century.
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