The story of a Hessian : $b A tale of the revolution in New JerseyGuernsey, Lucy Ellen
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The story of a Hessian : $b A tale of the revolution in New Jersey
Guernsey, Lucy Ellen
New Jersey -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Juvenile fiction
Several children were added to the household of Caspar and Gertrude
Reinhart, and Greta sometimes found herself confused between her
children and her brothers and sisters, but this circumstance is not
supposed to have caused any serious inconvenience. The descendants of
the two families are among the most respected citizens of New Jersey
and various other States.
A certain Louis Rosekranz remarked the other day that he thought he had
a right to go to the Centennial, because his great-grandfather fought
in the war of the Revolution.
"On which side?" asked his father, smiling.
"Bother!" said Louis. "I never thought of that!"
THE END.
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