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Washington and his Comrades in Arms

CHAPTER III
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Since the bishops almost to a man voted with the King, Conway attacked them as in this untrue to their high office.

Sir George Savile, whose benevolence, supported by great wealth, made him widely respected and loved, said that the Americans were right in appealing to arms.

Coke of Norfolk was a landed magnate who lived in regal style.

His seat of Holkham was one of those great new palaces which the age reared at such elaborate cost.

It was full of beautiful things--the art of Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, and Van Dyke, rare manuscripts, books, and tapestries.


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