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... York , Duke of York 1664 New Jersey , Berkeley and Carteret 1664 Georgia , James Oglethorpe 1732 because the first colonists came , not as individuals , but as church congregations or groups seeking religious freedom . Once here , the ...
... York , Duke of York 1664 New Jersey , Berkeley and Carteret 1664 Georgia , James Oglethorpe 1732 because the first colonists came , not as individuals , but as church congregations or groups seeking religious freedom . Once here , the ...
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... York has adopted a practice wholly inconsistent with the Establishment Clause . There can , or course , be no doubt that New York's program of daily classroom invocation of God's blessings as prescribed in the Regents ' prayer is a ...
... York has adopted a practice wholly inconsistent with the Establishment Clause . There can , or course , be no doubt that New York's program of daily classroom invocation of God's blessings as prescribed in the Regents ' prayer is a ...
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... York's claims . Massachusetts agreed to Maine's separation in advance of that state's admission in 1820. West Virginia's separation from Virginia was authorized by a " rump " legislature - that is , an irregular legislature - in ...
... York's claims . Massachusetts agreed to Maine's separation in advance of that state's admission in 1820. West Virginia's separation from Virginia was authorized by a " rump " legislature - that is , an irregular legislature - in ...
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