History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, Količina 1Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... Lord Baltimore , Stone , who was the active deputy of the proprietary , and the victorious Par- liament , who , as before related , were not disposed to allow disaffection or re- bellion in the colonies . 1652 . A noisy and vexatious ...
... Lord Baltimore , Stone , who was the active deputy of the proprietary , and the victorious Par- liament , who , as before related , were not disposed to allow disaffection or re- bellion in the colonies . 1652 . A noisy and vexatious ...
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... Lord Bellamont governor of Massachusetts - His address and popularity - Piracy — Bellamont's death — Dudley his successor — - Dispute about the salary of the governor Second intercolonial war - Preparations - Indians under De Rouville ...
... Lord Bellamont governor of Massachusetts - His address and popularity - Piracy — Bellamont's death — Dudley his successor — - Dispute about the salary of the governor Second intercolonial war - Preparations - Indians under De Rouville ...
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... Lord Chatham brought forward an- other bill " for settling the troub- les , and for asserting the supreme legis ... Lord Chatham , as Pitkin relates , had shown this bill to Dr. Franklin , before he submitted it to the House of Lords ...
... Lord Chatham brought forward an- other bill " for settling the troub- les , and for asserting the supreme legis ... Lord Chatham , as Pitkin relates , had shown this bill to Dr. Franklin , before he submitted it to the House of Lords ...
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History of the United States, from the Earliest Period to the ..., Količina 1 J. A. (Jesse Ames) Spencer Predogled ni na voljo - 2012 |
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