The Eminent And Heroic Women of America
The Eminent And Heroic Women of America
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He was afterwards so fortunate as to obtain release, being transferred to Long Island on his parole. Yet he was still for three years doomed to endure the weariness of captivity, and to witness the struggles of his country for freedom without be- ing able to take part in the contest. During this long and painful separation, the faithful affection of his fair and gentle mistress remained unchanged.
The season of disaster and trial was succeeded by brighter times, and in the spring of 1782 the lo...vers were restored to each other and united in marriage. After the close of the war, and until their death, they continued to reside at Kingston.
XEIX.
ANNE FITZHUGH, ANNE FRISBY, the daughter of Peregrine Frisby, of Cecil County, in Maryland, was born Sept. 5th, 1727. Her first husband was John Rousby, and their only daughter married John Plater. On the 7th Jan. , 1759, Mrs. Rousby was united to Wm. Fitz- hugh, colonel in the British service. He won con- siderable distinction in his military career, and his services in the West India expedition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was afterwards so fortunate as to obtain release, being transferred to Long Island on his parole. Yet he was still for three years doomed to endure the weariness of captivity, and to witness the struggles of his country for freedom without be- ing able to take part in the contest. During this long and painful separation, the faithful affection of his fair and gentle mistress remained unchanged.
The season of disaster and trial was succeeded by brighter times, and in the spring of 1782 the lo...vers were restored to each other and united in marriage. After the close of the war, and until their death, they continued to reside at Kingston.
XEIX.
ANNE FITZHUGH, ANNE FRISBY, the daughter of Peregrine Frisby, of Cecil County, in Maryland, was born Sept. 5th, 1727. Her first husband was John Rousby, and their only daughter married John Plater. On the 7th Jan. , 1759, Mrs. Rousby was united to Wm. Fitz- hugh, colonel in the British service. He won con- siderable distinction in his military career, and his services in the West India expedition.
What to read after The Eminent And Heroic Women of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Elizabeth Fries Ellet to read onlineMoreLess
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