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William Whipple

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January 24, 2013

 

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His education was limited to a public school in his native town. It was respectable but it did not embrace that variety and extent of learning, which is generally obtained at some higher institutions (Vinci, 1). When he left school, he entered on board a merchant vessel, and for several years he devoted himself to commercial business on the sea...
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He went to sea in his teens and by 21 was captain of his own ship (Fradin, 96). His voyages were mainly in the West Indies, and proving successful, he acquired a considerable fortune. At age 29, he gave up his seafaring life, and started a business with a brother at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where they continued in trade until within a few years of the revolution (Vinci, 1)...
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