The Words of the Pageant Philadelphia October 7 12 1912
The Words of the Pageant Philadelphia October 7 12 1912
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" There is great enthitsia>sm. "Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow" is sung by the Chorus supported by the band, the music being punctuated by the firing of cannon and the pealing of bells. *Lord Sandwich, who had said that the Americans would not fight. The Words of the Pageant 33 EPISODE IV SCENE I HISTORICAL NOTE The advance of the British army upon Philadelphia, the capital of the Colonies, was feared late in 1776. Congress, the Pennsylvania Assembly and many families fled for safety. ...The operations of Washington's army around Trenton at Christmas time led to a feeling of reassurance in the city and those who had departed gradually returned. The alarm was renewed in August, 1777, when it was announced that a large fleet had sailed from New York. Its destination was probably the Delaware River. Washington moved his positions restlessly and at last when it was clear that the ships had entered the Chesapeake instead of the Delaware and that the troops would be landed on the banks of the Elk River, he started on his way south.
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" There is great enthitsia>sm. "Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow" is sung by the Chorus supported by the band, the music being punctuated by the firing of cannon and the pealing of bells. *Lord Sandwich, who had said that the Americans would not fight. The Words of the Pageant 33 EPISODE IV SCENE I HISTORICAL NOTE The advance of the British army upon Philadelphia, the capital of the Colonies, was feared late in 1776. Congress, the Pennsylvania Assembly and many families fled for safety. ...The operations of Washington's army around Trenton at Christmas time led to a feeling of reassurance in the city and those who had departed gradually returned. The alarm was renewed in August, 1777, when it was announced that a large fleet had sailed from New York. Its destination was probably the Delaware River. Washington moved his positions restlessly and at last when it was clear that the ships had entered the Chesapeake instead of the Delaware and that the troops would be landed on the banks of the Elk River, he started on his way south.
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