 Island, wishing to give their language of remonstrance, a power of impression which paper could not be made to convey, commissioned Doctor Manning to repair to Connecticut, and represent, personally, to the government of that State our peculiar situation,...  Life, Times, and Correspondence of James Manning, and the Early History of ... - Stran 258avtor: Reuben Aldridge Guild - 1864 - 523 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Isaac Bailey - 1814 - 826 strani
...mode of executing the law, the grievance was the same. The Governour and Council of War of this State, wishing to give their language of remonstrance, a...provisions, were made in nearly all the parishes in the interiour of Connecticut, and forwarded for their relief. On the return of peace, the College was purified... | |
 | 1814 - 680 strani
...Connecticut and represent per* aonally to the government of that State our peculiar situation, and \o confer with, and propose to them, a different mode...restrictions were removed, and in addition to this, on his rep^ resentation of the circumstances of the refugees from the I stands, contributions, in money or... | |
 | 1839 - 920 strani
...as a great part of the State was in the possession of the enemy, and the remainder was filled with those who had fled from the islands and the coasts...the islands, contributions, in money or provisions, w«ire made in nearly all the parishes in the interior of Connecticut, and forwarded fur their relief."... | |
 | 1839 - 492 strani
...Doctor Manning to repair to Connecticut, and represent, personally, to the government of that Stale our peculiar situation, and to confer with, and propose...the islands, contributions, in money or provisions, w«;re made in nearly all the parishes in the interior of Connecticut, and forwarded for their relief."... | |
 | William Buell Sprague - 1860 - 908 strani
...State the peculiar situation of Rhode Island, and to confer with and propose to them a different nn.de of procedure. The Doctor, in this embassy, obtained...in addition to this, on his representation of the cireumstances of the refugees from the islands, contributions in money or provisions were made in nearly... | |
 | William Giles Goddard - 1870 - 616 strani
...as a great part of the State was in the possession of the enemy, and the remainder was filled with those who had fled from the islands and the coasts...Doctor in this embassy obtained all that he desired j the restrictions were removed, and, in addition to this, on his representation of the circumstances... | |
 | Walter Cochrane Bronson - 1914 - 572 strani
...this crisis is best told in the words of Howland : The Governour and Council of War of this State, wishing to give their language of remonstrance, a...provisions, were made in nearly all the parishes in the interiour of Connecticut, and forwarded for their relief. It should be added that Deputy-Governor Bowen... | |
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