Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 2Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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... independence and made great sacrifices in its support . These men feared that once the sword were drawn , no one could tell when it would be sheathed ; they feared that the inhabitants of the various colo- nies could not coalesce under ...
... independence and made great sacrifices in its support . These men feared that once the sword were drawn , no one could tell when it would be sheathed ; they feared that the inhabitants of the various colo- nies could not coalesce under ...
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Edwin Wiley. MASS . AND RHODE ISLAND VOTE FOR INDEPENDENCE . 424 LEE INTRODUCES RESOLUTION FOR INDEPENDENCE . TO NEW YORK. is the proper , natural , and safe defence of a free state ; that standing armies , in time of peace , should be ...
Edwin Wiley. MASS . AND RHODE ISLAND VOTE FOR INDEPENDENCE . 424 LEE INTRODUCES RESOLUTION FOR INDEPENDENCE . TO NEW YORK. is the proper , natural , and safe defence of a free state ; that standing armies , in time of peace , should be ...
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... independence , there can be no doubt but that from every view point the declaration was not only necessary , but wise , and well timed . * Every consideration , of sound policy as well as of justice demanded that the war should no ...
... independence , there can be no doubt but that from every view point the declaration was not only necessary , but wise , and well timed . * Every consideration , of sound policy as well as of justice demanded that the war should no ...
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