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...tical writings - including those of [[Samuel Adams]], [[Josiah Quincy]], [[John Dickinson]] and the royalist Joseph Galloway - flourished.

'''John Dickinson''' (November 8, 1732 – February 14, 1808) was an American lawyer and a po ...ssed through Walter's son, William, to his grandson, Samuel, the father of John Dickinson. Each generation increased the landholdings, so that Samuel inherited 2500

...Speaker]] in the 1782/83 session when [[Governor of Delaware|President]] [[John Dickinson]] resigned, thereby becoming [[Governor of Delaware|President of Delaware]] |[[John Dickinson]]

A few months after [[John Dickinson]] resigned as [[Governor of Delaware|President of Delaware]] in 1782, the [ |[[John Dickinson]]

...ion of 1776]]. Under the initial leadership of [[John Dickinson (delegate)|John Dickinson]], delegates provided for a real Governor, elected by popular vote and no l |[[John Dickinson]]

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...re]]. The farm, ''Byfield,'' is just north of [[John Dickinson (delegate)|John Dickinson]]'s mansion, ''Poplar Hall''. He was the son of Caesar and Mary Crawford Ro |[[John Dickinson]]

The Articles of Confederation were proposed by a committee headed by [[John Dickinson]] on July 12, 1776. The Congress debated the original proposal over the cou * [[John Dickinson]] 05/05/1779

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