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Woodrow Wilson: The early years

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Saif/23/03/25 Woodrow Wilson often spoke of his Scotch-Irish background. He recognized the fact that he was not only the physical descendant of the stern Scotch Covenanters but in the truest sense their spiri- tual heir. His grandfather, James Wilson, had migrated to the United States from northern Ireland in 1807. James Wilson set- tled in Philadelphia and there married Anne Adams, a girl with a Scotch-Irish background like his own. He became a printer and helped William Duane publish the strongly Jeffersonian Aurora. By 1815 he was living in Steubenville, Ohio, where he became editor of the Western Herald and Gazette.

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920 Osb w

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Amerika : Louisiana State University Press., 1968

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ix, 345 pages : ilustration ; 16 x 24 cm

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English

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920.

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Woodrow Wilson

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