Live Questions on the English Branches: A Handbook for Superintendents, Principles, Teachers, and StudentsEldredge & brother, 1879 - 282 pages |
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... French , LL.D. , Principal In- diana State Normal , Pa .; Prof. J. A. Brush , Mt. Union College , Ohio ; Prof. A. Burtt , Pittsburgh ; Miss Ralston , Pittsburgh ; Mrs. J. R. Spiegel , Prof. J. H. Rychman , Greensburg ; Dr. George T ...
... French , LL.D. , Principal In- diana State Normal , Pa .; Prof. J. A. Brush , Mt. Union College , Ohio ; Prof. A. Burtt , Pittsburgh ; Miss Ralston , Pittsburgh ; Mrs. J. R. Spiegel , Prof. J. H. Rychman , Greensburg ; Dr. George T ...
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... French . " 638. " But ever to do ill our sole delight , As being contrary to his high will . " 639. I'll have thee hanged to feed the crew . 640. Miss Mary loves to sit up late , either reading or being read to . 641. The hour concealed ...
... French . " 638. " But ever to do ill our sole delight , As being contrary to his high will . " 639. I'll have thee hanged to feed the crew . 640. Miss Mary loves to sit up late , either reading or being read to . 641. The hour concealed ...
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... French ? 30 . 20. What can you tell about Admiral Coligny and his doings ? 31 . 21. Give an account of the Huguenots in South Carolina and Florida ? 32 . 22. What terrible events occurred in Florida ? 32 . 23. What can you tell about ...
... French ? 30 . 20. What can you tell about Admiral Coligny and his doings ? 31 . 21. Give an account of the Huguenots in South Carolina and Florida ? 32 . 22. What terrible events occurred in Florida ? 32 . 23. What can you tell about ...
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... French and Indians ? 93 . 107. What can you tell about Schenectady , and an expe- dition against Canada ? 91 . 108. What can you tell about a change in government in New England ? 91–92 . 109. Give an account of the beginning and result ...
... French and Indians ? 93 . 107. What can you tell about Schenectady , and an expe- dition against Canada ? 91 . 108. What can you tell about a change in government in New England ? 91–92 . 109. Give an account of the beginning and result ...
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... French in America ? 129- 131 . 167. Give an outline of the French and Indian War . 131- 147 . 168. What have you to say about the Ohio Company ? 169. What can you tell about the mission of George 131 . HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES . 189.
... French in America ? 129- 131 . 167. Give an outline of the French and Indian War . 131- 147 . 168. What have you to say about the Ohio Company ? 169. What can you tell about the mission of George 131 . HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES . 189.
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