Paul Leicester Ford

Wanted—a Chaperon

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A Story of the American Revolution

Janice Meredith

'Wanted—A Match Maker' is a romance-drama novel written by Paul Leicester Ford. It follows the life of Constance, a 23 year old woman whose only failing in life is to remain unmarried at her age, despite having the beauty and wealth to attract suitors. However, a chance meeting with a young doctor may be exactly what Constance needs to change her mind.

Wanted—A Match Maker

Bibliography and Reference List of the History and Literature Relating to the Adoption of the Constitution of the United States 1787-8

Thomas Jefferson

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The Works of Thomas Jefferson;

Century Association (New York, N.Y.). Library

A Catalogue of the James Lorimer Graham Library

Benjamin Franklin earned his nickname The First American through his multifaceted career: he served as a colonialspokesman abroad, spearheaded unification efforts at home, conducted scientific experiments andwas a noted author in his own right. True to its title, this 1899 biography examines Franklins many sides. Various chapters detail his education, religion, career as a publisher, sense of humor and social life.

The Many-sided Franklin

A History of Its Origin and Development

The New-England Primer

Benjamin Franklin

G. P. Putnam's Sons

The Prefaces, Proverbs, and Poems of Benjamin Franklin

The True George Washington

The Bibliographer

The Honorable Peter Stirling and what People Thought of Him

And what People Thought of Him

The Honorable Peter Stirling

A List of Books Written By, Or Relating to Benjamin Franklin

Franklin Bibliography

A Story of the American Revolution: Easyread Super Large 24pt Edition

Janice Meredith who comes from a family of wealthy Tory sympathizers is in love with a servant , Charles Fownes. He is a rebel and joins George Washington's staff. Their love survives through many political and war intrigues until the day Fownes insists that Janice cut ties with all British associates, including her father. She refuses and goes home to marry Philemon Hennion but Fownes leads a rebel raid that thwarts the wedding. The Meredith lands are taken by the rebels and Hennion is arrested for his work with the British. Finally, as the revolution nears its triumphant end, Janice and Fownes wind up together.

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