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Charles Woodmason (c. 1720 –
March 1789) was an author, poet,
Anglican clergyman,
American loyalist, and west
gallery psalmodist. He is best remembered...
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starting such an operation, aut****d by
South Carolina planter Charles Woodmason. It
later appeared as a book. By 1775,
indigo production in
South Carolina...
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scene that was
similar to what
would have been seen on stage.
Woodmason requested vertical paintings,
shrinking the
space Fuseli had to work with...
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biography of the most
prominent Loyalist Gainey,
Joseph R. "Rev.
Charles Woodmason (c. 1720–1789): Author, Loyalist, Missionary, and Psalmodist." West Gallery:...
- of New York, 1893-1913. New York, NY:
Frederick H. Hitch****. p. 348.
Woodmason,
Charles (1953). The
Carolina Backcountry on the Eve of the Revolution...
- the Eve of the Revolution: The
Journal and
Other Writings of
Charles Woodmason,
Anglican Itinerant. 1953. ISBN 978-0-8078-4035-1. Also
contains information...
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legend and the Old
English word for a dragon, "worm".
Reverend Charles Woodmason (ca. 1720–March 1789), author, poet,
Anglican clergyman,
American loyalist...
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Journal and
Other Writings of
Charles Woodmason,
Anglican Itinerant. 1953.
Joseph R. Gainey. "Rev.
Charles Woodmason (c. 1720–1789): Author, Loyalist, Missionary...
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Beresford in 1792, Emsworth, Malahide,
County Dublin in 1794 for
James Woodmason, a
London stationer who
became involved in
banking in Dublin, and Sandymount...
- success.
Their manifesto,
written by
Anglican missionary Rev.
Charles Woodmason argued their case.
Eventually the
colonial legislature p****ed a series...
