Database: Isaac Potts House - Revision history

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 00:15, 26 January 2017

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	[[Isaac Potts House\|This]] was [[George Washington]]'s headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular ~~[[George III of the United Kingdom\|~~Georgian]] style.		[[Isaac Potts House\|This]] was [[George Washington]]'s headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.

	The President of [[Continental Congress\|Congress]] wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at [[Valley Forge]], but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of [[Continental Army\|his soldiers]] were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.		The President of [[Continental Congress\|Congress]] wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at [[Valley Forge]], but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of [[Continental Army\|his soldiers]] were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 18:52, 27 October 2016

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	[[File:DB Isaac Pott's House.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Isaac Pott's House.png\|right\|180px]]
	This was [[George Washington]]'s headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.		[[Isaac Potts House\|This]] was [[George Washington]]'s headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular [[George III of the United Kingdom\|Georgian]] style.

	The President of Congress wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at [[Valley Forge]], but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of his soldiers were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.		The President of [[Continental Congress\|Congress]] wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at [[Valley Forge]], but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of [[Continental Army\|his soldiers]] were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.

	However, this house isn't exactly the lap of luxury, either - the rooms are small, and it would have been cramped quarters for the military meetings that took place here - and the twenty-five people who ate, worked, and slept inside. It must've been like an 18th-century Frat House. It's said amongst Washington's greatest achievements was the invention of Beer Pong.		However, this house isn't exactly the lap of luxury, either - the rooms are small, and it would have been cramped quarters for the military meetings that took place here - and the twenty-five people who ate, worked, and slept inside. It must've been like an 18th-century Frat House. It's said amongst Washington's greatest achievements was the invention of Beer Pong.

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:00, 31 May 2016

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	[[File:DB Isaac Pott's House.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Isaac Pott's House.png\|right\|180px]]
	This was [[George Washington]]'s headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.		This was [[George Washington]]'s headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.

imported>Amnestyyy at 01:55, 1 March 2015

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	[[File:DB Isaac Pott's House.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Isaac Pott's House.png\|right\|180px]]
	This was George Washington's headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.		This was [[George Washington]]'s headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.

	The President of Congress wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at Valley Forge, but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of his soldiers were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.		The President of Congress wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at [[Valley Forge]], but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of his soldiers were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.

	However, this house isn't exactly the lap of luxury, either - the rooms are small, and it would have been cramped quarters for the military meetings that took place here - and the twenty-five people who ate, worked, and slept inside. It must've been like an 18th-century Frat House. It's said amongst Washington's greatest achievements was the invention of Beer Pong.		However, this house isn't exactly the lap of luxury, either - the rooms are small, and it would have been cramped quarters for the military meetings that took place here - and the twenty-five people who ate, worked, and slept inside. It must've been like an 18th-century Frat House. It's said amongst Washington's greatest achievements was the invention of Beer Pong.

	Anyway, the house is a compromise between Washington's need to convey the image of a leader, but not place himself too far above the people he leads.		Anyway, the house is a compromise between Washington's need to convey the image of a leader, but not place himself too far above the people he leads.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Isaac Potts House to Database: Isaac Potts House

2015-03-01T01:48:48Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Isaac Potts House to Database: Isaac Potts House

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imported>VatsaAWB: AWB Edit, typos fixed: an 18th century → an 18th-century

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AWB Edit, typos fixed: an 18th century → an 18th-century

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	The President of Congress wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at Valley Forge, but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of his soldiers were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.		The President of Congress wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at Valley Forge, but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of his soldiers were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.

	However, this house isn't exactly the lap of luxury, either - the rooms are small, and it would have been cramped quarters for the military meetings that took place here - and the twenty-five people who ate, worked, and slept inside. It must've been like an 18th century Frat House. It's said amongst Washington's greatest achievements was the invention of Beer Pong.		However, this house isn't exactly the lap of luxury, either - the rooms are small, and it would have been cramped quarters for the military meetings that took place here - and the twenty-five people who ate, worked, and slept inside. It must've been like an 18th-century Frat House. It's said amongst Washington's greatest achievements was the invention of Beer Pong.

	Anyway, the house is a compromise between Washington's need to convey the image of a leader, but not place himself too far above the people he leads.		Anyway, the house is a compromise between Washington's need to convey the image of a leader, but not place himself too far above the people he leads.
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imported>Gabriel Auditore at 11:11, 15 March 2013

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			[[File:DB Isaac Pott's House.png\|right\|180px]]
	This was George Washington's headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.		This was George Washington's headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.

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2013-02-16T18:22:39Z

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{{Edit|Database/Locations (AC3):Isaac Potts House|Text=Edit this tab}}
This was George Washington's headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.

The President of Congress wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at Valley Forge, but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of his soldiers were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.

However, this house isn't exactly the lap of luxury, either - the rooms are small, and it would have been cramped quarters for the military meetings that took place here - and the twenty-five people who ate, worked, and slept inside. It must've been like an 18th century Frat House. It's said amongst Washington's greatest achievements was the invention of Beer Pong.

Anyway, the house is a compromise between Washington's need to convey the image of a leader, but not place himself too far above the people he leads.
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← Older revision		Revision as of 02:15, 26 January 2017
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	[[File:DB Isaac Pott's House.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Isaac Pott's House.png\|right\|180px]]
	[[Isaac Potts House\|This]] was [[George Washington]]'s headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular ~~[[George III of the United Kingdom\|~~Georgian]] style.		[[Isaac Potts House\|This]] was [[George Washington]]'s headquarters during the winter of 1777. The house was owned by Isaac Potts. It's a simple country house, in the ever-popular Georgian style.

	The President of [[Continental Congress\|Congress]] wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at [[Valley Forge]], but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of [[Continental Army\|his soldiers]] were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.		The President of [[Continental Congress\|Congress]] wrote that Washington "lives himself in a Hut, that is a little temporary Cabin such as one inhabited by the poorest Boor", which is exaggeration bordering on slander. Washington lived in a tent for his first week at [[Valley Forge]], but then moved into the Potts house with his entourage. The rest of [[Continental Army\|his soldiers]] were housed in temporary log cabins built around the valley.