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1. Prefatory and explanatory; 2. An inhospitable reception; 3. Popular ignorance; 4. From St George's cross to the stars and stripes; 5. First experiences of American freedom; 6. A suspected bill; 7. The Queen City continued; 8. The hickory stick; 9. A vexatious incident; 10. The Place of Council; 11. 'I've seen nothing'; 12. A scene at starting; 13. The House of Commons; 14. Concluding remarks on Canada; 15. Preliminary remarks on re-entering the United States; 16. Position of New York; 17. The cemetery; 18. Origin of the constitution; 19. General remarks continued; 20. The America.
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reviewed The Englishwoman in America (Cambridge Library Collection - History) on April 01, 2021
The Englishwoman in America
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Narrated by Sibella Denton.
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