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#1  William Pitt the Elder on Myspace
In addition to the major American city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania being named after him ... was a British Whig statesman who achieved his greatest ...
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#2  Pittsburgh City Guide testing1 - Yellow Pages: Superpages ...
Pittsburgh City Guide The second ... named Fort Pitt, in honor of British Secretary of State William Pitt the Elder. The small settlement that eventually grew up ...
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#3  City of Pittsburgh - Discover Something New In Pittsburgh ...
The British had colonized the East Coast and were now ... The 116-foot vessel reached its self-named ... the population grew to allow Pittsburgh to ...
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#4  Pittsburgh: History - Early History, French And British Vie ...
The British had colonized the East Coast and were now ... The 116-foot vessel reached its self-named ... the population grew to allow Pittsburgh to ...
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#5  Western PA History: Fort Pitt: Frontier Military Outpost 1750-95
The highly prized site that came to be Pittsburgh was chosen by one of the nation's ... Fort Prince George for the British. ... named in honor of William ...
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#6  Three Centuries of Pittsburgh History - About Pittsburgh ...
He wrote a report urging that the British construct a fort at the ... named after William ... acres which grew into the City of Pittsburgh. The Fort Pitt ...
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#7  Pittsburgh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pittsburgh was founded in 1758 and named by General John Forbes in honor of the British statesman ... Pittsburgh was named most livable city in the United ...
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#8  WHAT'S DOING IN PITTSBURGH - NYTimes.com - The New York Times ...
The victorious British seized a fort on the site, rebuilt it and named it Fort Pitt, after the statesman William Pitt the elder. Pittsburgh is still the ...
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#9  The Story of Pittsburgh (Briefly) - Pittsburgh History ...
British Fort Pitt was built at the Point and ... and the city and county needed a new ... William Pitt, for whom Pittsburgh is named.
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#10  Pittsburgh City, Allegheny County Pennsylvania (PA) 15219
Named for the great British statesman, the elder William Pitt, ... But as conflict with the mother country grew imminent, Pittsburgh settlers prepared for it.
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