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Page 76
... influence on the develop- ment of his style . In 1746 in London he mar- ried Margaret Burr , the illegitimate daughter of the Duke of Beaufort . Soon afterward he returned to Suffolk and settled in Ipswich in 1752 ; his daughters Mary ...
... influence on the develop- ment of his style . In 1746 in London he mar- ried Margaret Burr , the illegitimate daughter of the Duke of Beaufort . Soon afterward he returned to Suffolk and settled in Ipswich in 1752 ; his daughters Mary ...
Page 252
... influence . He soon became the foremost Tory architect . Pri- vate houses that he built , or in which he had a hand , number at least 50. After the 1720s the Baroque influence in his works declined , influenced by the aggressive ...
... influence . He soon became the foremost Tory architect . Pri- vate houses that he built , or in which he had a hand , number at least 50. After the 1720s the Baroque influence in his works declined , influenced by the aggressive ...
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... influence of friends in the New York legislature , Hamilton was commissioned a captain in the provincial artillery . He or- ganized his own company and at the Battle of Trenton , when he and his men prevented the British under Lord ...
... influence of friends in the New York legislature , Hamilton was commissioned a captain in the provincial artillery . He or- ganized his own company and at the Battle of Trenton , when he and his men prevented the British under Lord ...
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