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continental

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Population (2000): 1188 Housing Units (2000): 509 Land area (2000): 0.709200 sq. miles (1.836820 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.009000 sq. miles (0.023310 sq. km) Total area (2000): 0.718200 sq. miles (1.860130 sq. km) FIPS code: 18504 Located within: Ohio ...

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Continental may refer to: Continent Continental, Arizona , a small community in Pima County, Arizona Continental, Ohio , a small town in Putnam County, Ohio Continental (album) , an album by Saint Etienne Continental (brand) , a brand of foods used by Unilever ...

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Continental \Con`ti*nen"tal\, n. (Amer. Hist.) A soldier in the Continental army. See Continental , a., 3. (Amer. Hist.) a piece of the Continental currency, paper money issued under authority of the Continental Congress. See Continental , a., Note: "Not ...

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That a copy of these resolutions be transmitted by express to the President of the Continental Congress assembled in Philadelphia, to be laid before that body.

But Adams adamantly opposed hereditary monarchy and hereditary aristocracy in America, as well as all hereditary titles, honors, or distinctions of any kind--it was why he, like Jefferson and Franklin, strongly opposed the Society of the Cincinnati, the association restricted to Continental Army officers, which had a hereditary clause in its rules whereby membership was passed on to eldest sons.

IN 1774, Adams was chosen by the legislature as one of five delegates to the First Continental Congress at Philadelphia, and with all Massachusetts on the verge of rebellion, he removed Abigail and the children again to Braintree, where they would remain.

Mifflin, a wealthy young Philadelphia merchant who served with Adams in the Continental Congress, had been one of the first to welcome Adams on his arrival in Philadelphia.

That Franklin was quietly proposing to equip the Continental Army with bows and arrows must have left Adams still more puzzled.

In all the surviving record of official and private papers pertaining to the Continental Congress, there is only one member or eyewitness to events in Philadelphia in 1776 who wrote disparagingly of John Adams, and that was Adams writing long years afterward.

Already Adams was serving on twenty-three committees, and that same week was assigned to three more, including an all-important new Continental Board of War and Ordnance, of which he was to be the president.

Adams said, was the best choice for the task, just as Washington had been the best choice to command the Continental Army, and again Adams had played a key part.

IT HAD BEEN NINE YEARS since the First Continental Congress at Philadelphia, eight years since Lexington and Concord, seven since the Declaration of Independence, and more than three years since John Adams had last left home in the role of peacemaker.

Fourteen years earlier, it had been Adams who called on the Continental Congress to make the tall Virginian commander-in-chief of the army.

Wolcott, the youngest at thirty-seven, was the son of the Oliver Wolcott with whom Adams had served in the Continental Congress.

Ontario and New Brunswick took the continental Anschluss and territorial Reconfiguration like good sports.

It was a follow-on to the Reagan Star Wars concept, an antiballistic missile defense system intended to guarantee the security of the continental United States.

Declaration and surgeon general of the Continental Army, started one of the first antislavery associations.

In tiers and scarps, crags and cliffs, thinly brush-grown or naked rock, the continental shelf dropped down three kilometers to the Antonine Seabed.