The French Blood in America
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At the Eevocation, David Garric fled to England, where the name became Garrick ; while another brother took refuge in Germany, whence under the modified name of Gar rigues, his descendants established themselves in Phila delphia shortly after 1700.
Eichard De Charms, one of the best known Sweden- borgian preachers of the first half of the century, who held successful pastorates in Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York, was born in Philadelphia in 1796.
Abram Markos, or Marcou, was a distinguishe...d resi- Abram dent of the city prior to and during the Eevolution. He was born in the Danish West Indies in 1729, and was descended from Count Marcou, a native of Montbeliard, in French -Comte, who settled in the Antilles and became a prosperous planter. Abram came to Philadelphia when he was a young man and traded extensively between Philadelphia and Santa Cruz, where he was largely in terested in raising sugar. He acquired a considerable holding of real estate, one of his plots being the land on which the government buildings now stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the Eevocation, David Garric fled to England, where the name became Garrick ; while another brother took refuge in Germany, whence under the modified name of Gar rigues, his descendants established themselves in Phila delphia shortly after 1700.
Eichard De Charms, one of the best known Sweden- borgian preachers of the first half of the century, who held successful pastorates in Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York, was born in Philadelphia in 1796.
Abram Markos, or Marcou, was a distinguishe...d resi- Abram dent of the city prior to and during the Eevolution. He was born in the Danish West Indies in 1729, and was descended from Count Marcou, a native of Montbeliard, in French -Comte, who settled in the Antilles and became a prosperous planter. Abram came to Philadelphia when he was a young man and traded extensively between Philadelphia and Santa Cruz, where he was largely in terested in raising sugar. He acquired a considerable holding of real estate, one of his plots being the land on which the government buildings now stand.
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