A History of the United States: For Families and LibrariesT. Belknap, 1873 - 780 strani |
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Stran 82
... colonists , and all laws were invalid until sanctioned by a majority of the freemen , or their deputies . Under such a wise and liberal charter the colony , when planted , flourished remarkably , for those persecuted by the Puritans in ...
... colonists , and all laws were invalid until sanctioned by a majority of the freemen , or their deputies . Under such a wise and liberal charter the colony , when planted , flourished remarkably , for those persecuted by the Puritans in ...
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... colonists . 5 King James , with his usual egotism , boasted of the beneficent results to the colonists which would flow from this usurpation , by which they were placed under his special care . He appointed Yeardley , ' with twelve ...
... colonists . 5 King James , with his usual egotism , boasted of the beneficent results to the colonists which would flow from this usurpation , by which they were placed under his special care . He appointed Yeardley , ' with twelve ...
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... colonists ' was an unprofitable speculation for all . The commu- nity system ' operated unfavorably upon the ... colonists purchased the interest of the London merchants for nine thousand dollars . Becoming sole proprietors of the soil ...
... colonists ' was an unprofitable speculation for all . The commu- nity system ' operated unfavorably upon the ... colonists purchased the interest of the London merchants for nine thousand dollars . Becoming sole proprietors of the soil ...
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Portrait of General Greene | 173 |
Portrait of Colonel Washington | 313 |
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