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Shelton, Sarah, marries Patrick Henry, [7];
her death, [189].
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Sherman, Roger, a member of first Continental Congress, [108].
Shippen, William, entertains delegates to Continental Congress, [106].
Slavery, opinions of Henry concerning, [388-389].
Simcoe, John Graves, a dashing partisan fighter, [188].
Smith, Rev. John Blair, condemns Henry’s agitation against ratifying the Constitution, [317].
Smith, Meriwether, opposes ratification of federal Constitution, [320].
Smith, Rev. William, meets John Adams at first Continental Congress, [105].