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Joseph Breintnall (died 1746) was an
influential American merchant and
amateur naturalist. He was the
first Secretary of the
Library Company of Philadelphia...
- The Busy-Body was a pen name used by
Benjamin Franklin and
Joseph Breintnall in a
column printed in The
American W****ly Mercury, an
early American newspaper...
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sources also
report Franklin's friend,
Philadelphia naturalist Joseph Breintnall, to have made
contact nature prints from
leaves in
about 1730. Together...
- business.
Along with Meredith, Potts, and Webb, they
included Joseph Breintnall,
merchant and scrivener, who also
loved poetry and
natural history. Thomas...
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criticisms of the
colonial government penned by
Franklin and
Joseph Breintnall, in the Mercury. For
these political actions,
Bradford was
brought before...
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Alexander Coulter Oliphant, 1900–1902
Brigadier General Reginald Heber Breintnall, 1902–1909
Brigadier General Wilbur Fisk
Sadler Jr., 1909–1916 Brigadier...
- no. 2),2
Benjamin Franklin (share no. 3), John Jones, Jr. (4),
Joseph Breintnall (5),
Anthony Nicholas (6),
Thomas Godfrey (7),
Joseph Stretch (8), Philip...
- mid 1950s
Theatre for African-American's
during the 1940s to 1950s.
Breintnall Place.
Indicated 786 seats.
Demolished in mid 1950s for the Es**** County...
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Arnoldus Vanderhorst 1856
portrait by
Henry Breintnall Bounetheau 38th
Governor of
South Carolina In
office December 17, 1794 –
December 8, 1796 Lieutenant...
