that in each line be compressed allusions and nuances that would describe the religious, ethical, social, political and economic milieu of the southern town- ships without having the characters sounding as if they were a gaggle of history professors lecturing to each other. (That was easier than the

Catharine Sheridan and the young couple emigrated to the United States, settling in Lancaster among the likes of the Malones, McGoverns, McGranns and Reillys—all highly successful contractors. Young James knew a few things other than contracting and becom- ing wealthy—things such as social behavior and

maintained "union churches," that is, Lutheran and German Reformed congregations shared the church building, its name, and even, in earlier days, occasionally the same minister. Lititz Lutherans may claim with good reason their first congregation was St. James's, begun in 1744 under the Reverend Lawrence

of Edwin Bamford II, son of Edwin Bamford. APPENDIX B In the United States, the first zinc was produced in 1835 at the Arsenal in Washington, D-C. The United States Government, seeking to establish def- inite standards of weights and measures, imported workmen from Belgium and built a small spelter

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