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Southern Literature From 1579-1895

Chapter I · Chapter 1

Chapter 1 of Southern Literature From 1579-1895 is here in full — 267 sentences across 54 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35
POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.
MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281
Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.
TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"
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Southern Literature From 1579-1895

Chapter I · Chapter 1

Chapter 1 of Southern Literature From 1579-1895 is here in full — 267 sentences across 54 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35
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POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.
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MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281
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Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.
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TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

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Alamo noun US /ˈæləmoʊ/

a siege and massacre at a mission in San Antonio in 1836; Mexican forces under Santa Anna besieged and massacred American rebels who were fighting to make Texas independent of Mexico

From this reading “TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"”

Cherokees noun US /ˈtʃerəkiːz/

plural of “cherokee” — the Iroquoian language spoken by the Cherokee

From this reading “Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35”

Cooke noun US /kʊk/

United States journalist (born in England in 1908)

Curry verb US /ˈkʌri/

season with a mixture of spices; typical of Indian cooking

Laurens noun US /ˈlɔːrənz/

leader of the American Revolution and president of the Continental Congress (1724-1792)

prentice noun US /ˈprentɪs/

works for an expert to learn a trade

From this reading “POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.”

reid noun US /riːd/

Scottish philosopher of common sense who opposed the ideas of David Hume (1710-1796)

From this reading “Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.”

roanoke noun US /ˈroʊənoʊk/

a city in southwestern Virginia

From this reading “MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281”

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103

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

111

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

117

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

135

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

137

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

142

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

167

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

173

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

1765

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

199

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

228

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

231

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

255

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

276

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

281

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

302

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From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

304

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From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

322

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From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

324

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

327

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

35

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

351

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

365

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

371

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

389

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

407

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From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

68

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

81

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From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

84

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

98

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From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

againstprepositionUS /əˈɡenst/

touching and pressing; in opposition to

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

AlamonounUS /ˈæləmoʊ/

a siege and massacre at a mission in San Antonio in 1836; Mexican forces under Santa Anna besieged and massacred American rebels who were fighting to make Texas independent of Mexico

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

ALBERTnounUS /ˈælbərt/

prince consort of Queen Victoria of England (1819-1861)

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

ALLAN

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

AmericanounUS /əˈmerəkə/

North American republic containing 50 states - 48 conterminous states in North America plus Alaska in northwest North America and the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean; achieved independence in 1776

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

amongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/

surrounded by; in the middle of a group

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

ArmsnounUS /ɑːrmz/

weapons considered collectively

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

AutobiographynounUS /ˌɔːtəbaɪˈɑːɡrəfi/

a biography of yourself

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

BnounUS /biː/

aerobic rod-shaped spore-producing bacterium; often occurring in chainlike formations; found primarily in soil

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

BarrenadjectiveUS /ˈbærən/

providing no shelter or sustenance

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

BetweenprepositionUS /bɪˈtwiːn/

in the space, time, or range separating two things

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

CnounUS /siː/

a degree on the centigrade scale of temperature

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

Calhoun

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

CAMPBELLnounUS /ˈkæmbəl/

United States mythologist (1904-1987)

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

CherokeesnounUS /ˈtʃerəkiːz/

plural of “cherokee” — the Iroquoian language spoken by the Cherokee

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

CHRISTIANadjectiveUS /ˈkrɪstʃən/

relating to or characteristic of Christianity

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

COATE

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

CookenounUS /kʊk/

United States journalist (born in England in 1908)

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

CountrynounUS /ˈkʌntri/

a politically organized body of people under a single government

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

CourtnounUS /kɔːrt/

an assembly (including one or more judges) to conduct judicial business

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

CrockettnounUS /ˈkrɑːkɪt/

United States frontiersman and Tennessee politician who died at the siege of the Alamo (1786-1836)

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

CurryverbUS /ˈkʌri/

season with a mixture of spices; typical of Indian cooking

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

DavidnounUS /ˈdeɪvɪd/

patron saint of Wales (circa 520-600)

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

DENISON

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

EaglenounUS /ˈiːɡəl/

any of various large keen-sighted diurnal birds of prey noted for their broad wings and strong soaring flight

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

EDGARnounUS /ˈedɡər/

the younger brother of Edwy who became king of Northumbria when it renounced Edwy; on Edwy's death he succeeded to the throne of England (944-975)

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

EDWARDnounUS /ˈedwərd/

King of England and Ireland in 1936; his marriage to Wallis Warfield Simpson created a constitutional crisis leading to his abdication (1894-1972)

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

EnglandnounUS /ˈɪŋɡlənd/

a division of the United Kingdom

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

Esten

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

FamousadjectiveUS /ˈfeɪməs/

widely known and esteemed

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

FISHERnounUS /ˈfɪʃər/

someone whose occupation is catching fish

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

FRANCESnounUS /ˈfrænsɪs/

plural of “france” — a republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

FreedomnounUS /ˈfriːdəm/

the condition of being free; the power to act or speak or think without externally imposed restraints

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

GeneraladjectiveUS /ˈdʒenərəl/

applying to all or most members of a category or group

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

GeorgenounUS /dʒɔːrdʒ/

Christian martyr; patron saint of England; hero of the legend of Saint George and the Dragon in which he slew a dragon and saved a princess (?-303)

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

Gilmore

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

HenrynounUS /ˈhenri/

a unit of inductance in which an induced electromotive force of one volt is produced when the current is varied at the rate of one ampere per second

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

Henry'snounUS /ˈhenriz/

possessive form of “henry” — a unit of inductance in which an induced electromotive force of one volt is produced when the current is varied at the rate of one ampere per second

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

HookverbUS /hʊk/

fasten with a hook

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

HopenounUS /hoʊp/

a specific instance of feeling hopeful

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

HowardnounUS /ˈhaʊərd/

English actor of stage and screen (1893-1943)

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

JnounUS /dʒeɪ/

a unit of electrical energy equal to the work done when a current of one ampere passes through a resistance of one ohm for one second

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

JacksonnounUS /ˈdʒæksən/

English film actress who later became a member of British Parliament (born in 1936)

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

JamesnounUS /dʒeɪmz/

a Stuart king of Scotland who married a daughter of Henry VII; when England and France went to war in 1513 he invaded England and died in defeat at Flodden (1473-1513)

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

JeffersonnounUS /ˈdʒefərsən/

3rd President of the United States; chief drafter of the Declaration of Independence; made the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 and sent out the Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore it (1743-1826)

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

JohnnounUS /dʒɑːn/

a room or building equipped with one or more toilets

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

JUNKIN

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

LnounUS /el/

a metric unit of capacity, formerly defined as the volume of one kilogram of pure water under standard conditions; now equal to 1,000 cubic centimeters (or approximately 1.75 pints)

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

LaurensnounUS /ˈlɔːrənz/

leader of the American Revolution and president of the Continental Congress (1724-1792)

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

LifenounUS /laɪf/

a characteristic state or mode of living

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

MnounUS /em/

the basic unit of length adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites (approximately 1.094 yards)

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

MadisonnounUS /ˈmædəsən/

4th President of the United States; member of the Continental Congress and rapporteur at the Constitutional Convention in 1776; helped frame the Bill of Rights (1751-1836)

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

MannounUS /mæn/

an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

MARGARET

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

MarshallnounUS /ˈmɑːrʃəl/

United States actor (1914-1998)

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

MeekadjectiveUS /miːk/

humble in spirit or manner; suggesting retiring mildness or even cowed submissiveness

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

MoralitynounUS /mərˈæləti/

concern with the distinction between good and evil or right and wrong; right or good conduct

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

MRSnounUS /ˈmɪsɪz/

a form of address for a married woman

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

PatricknounUS /ˈpætrɪk/

Apostle and patron saint of Ireland; an English missionary to Ireland in the 5th century

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

PatriotnounUS /ˈpeɪtriət/

one who loves and defends his or her country

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

PatronagenounUS /ˈpætrənɪdʒ/

the act of providing approval and support

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

Payne

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

PIKEnounUS /paɪk/

a broad highway designed for high-speed traffic

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

PINKNEY

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

PleanounUS /pliː/

a humble request for help from someone in authority

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

PocahontasnounUS /ˌpoʊkəˈhɑːntəs/

a Powhatan woman (the daughter of Powhatan) who befriended the English at Jamestown and is said to have saved Captain John Smith's life (1595-1617)

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

POEnounUS /poʊ/

United States writer and poet (1809-1849)

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

Poet'snounUS /ˈpoʊəts/

possessive form of “poet” — a writer of poems (the term is usually reserved for writers of good poetry)

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

PoliticaladjectiveUS /pəˈlɪtəkəl/

involving or characteristic of politics or parties or politicians

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

PowernounUS /ˈpaʊər/

possession of controlling influence

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

Powhatannoun

Indian chief and founder of the Powhatan confederacy of tribes in eastern Virginia; father of Pocahontas (1550?-1618)

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

PreferencenounUS /ˈprefərəns/

a strong liking

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

PRENTICEnounUS /ˈprentɪs/

works for an expert to learn a trade

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

PRESTON

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

ProloguenounUS /ˈproʊlɑːɡ/

an introduction to a play

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

RacesnounUS /ˈreɪsəz/

plural of “race” — any competition

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

RAMSAY

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

RANDALL

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

RANDOLPH

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

RavenverbUS /ˈreɪvən/

obtain or seize by violence

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

RednounUS /red/

red color or pigment; the chromatic color resembling the hue of blood

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

REIDnounUS /riːd/

Scottish philosopher of common sense who opposed the ideas of David Hume (1710-1796)

From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

RelationsnounUS /riˈleɪʃənz/

mutual dealings or connections or communications among persons or groups

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

ReligionnounUS /rɪˈlɪdʒən/

a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

ReligiousadjectiveUS /rɪˈlɪdʒəs/

concerned with sacred matters or religion or the church

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

RememberverbUS /rɪˈmɛm.bər/

To recall to mind.

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

RepublicnounUS /riˈpʌblək/

a political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent them

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

RescueverbUS /ˈreskjuː/

free from harm or evil

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

RevolutionnounUS /ˌrevəˈluːʃən/

a drastic and far-reaching change in ways of thinking and behaving

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

ROANOKEnounUS /ˈroʊənoʊk/

a city in southwestern Virginia

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

RYDER

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From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

Simms

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From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

SmithnounUS /smɪθ/

Rhodesian statesman who declared independence of Zimbabwe from Great Britain (born in 1919)

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

SonnetnounUS /ˈsɑːnɪt/

a verse form consisting of 14 lines with a fixed rhyme scheme

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

SpeechnounUS /spiːtʃ/

the act of delivering a formal spoken communication to an audience

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

SupremeadjectiveUS /səˈpriːm/

final or last in your life or progress

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

ThomasnounUS /ˈtɑːməs/

United States clockmaker who introduced mass production (1785-1859)

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

TIERNAN

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From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

TowernounUS /ˈtaʊər/

a structure taller than its diameter; can stand alone or be attached to a larger building

From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

TuckernounUS /ˈtʌkər/

United States anarchist influential before World War I (1854-1939)

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

VirginianounUS /vərˈdʒɪnjə/

a state in the eastern United States; one of the original 13 colonies; one of the Confederate States in the American Civil War

From this reading MARGARET JUNKIN 324 PRESTON, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 199 Prologue to Arms and the Man, _James Barren Hope_ 371 Prologue to Autobiography, _David Crockett_ 173 Races in Virginia, 1765, _John Esten Cooke_ 351 RAMSAY, DAVID 103 RANDALL, JAMES RYDER 389 RANDOLPH, JOHN, OF ROANOKE 137 Raven, The, _Edgar Allan Poe_ 281

VisionnounUS /ˈvɪʒən/

a vivid mental image

From this reading POE, EDGAR ALLAN 276 Poet's Vision.--A Sonnet, _William Gilmore Simms_ 255 Political Patronage, _John C. Calhoun_ 167 Power of the Supreme Court, _John Marshall_ 117 Powhatan 35 Preference for Country Life, _George Tucker_ 142 PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON 228 PRESTON, MRS.

WashingtonnounUS /ˈwɑːʃɪŋtən/

the capital of the United States in the District of Columbia and a tourist mecca; George Washington commissioned Charles L'Enfant to lay out the city in 1791

From this reading TIERNAN) 407 Relations Between England and America, _J. L. M. Curry_ 322 Religion and Morality, _George Washington_ 81 Religious Freedom, _Thomas Jefferson_ 98 "Remember the Alamo!"

Weatherford

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From this reading Red Eagle, or Weatherford, _A. B. Meek_ 302 Red Eagle and General Jackson 304 REID, CHRISTIAN, (FRANCES C. FISHER, MRS.

William

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

Wirt

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From this reading Patrick Henry against John Hook, _William Wirt_ 135 Patrick Henry's Famous Revolution Speech, _Patrick Henry_ 84 Patriot in the Tower, _Henry Laurens_ 68 Payne, John Howard, among the Cherokees 327 PIKE, ALBERT 365 PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE 231 Plea for a Republic, _James Madison_ 111 Pocahontas,--Rescue of John Smith, _John Smith_ 35

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