Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 2Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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... Charter of Georgia . CHARTER GRANTED TO OGLETHORPE . occupied , Sir Robert Montgomery. 40 but no such mines were ever opened . The most profitable industry in the upper country was cattle raising . Orchards of peaches , apples and other ...
... Charter of Georgia . CHARTER GRANTED TO OGLETHORPE . occupied , Sir Robert Montgomery. 40 but no such mines were ever opened . The most profitable industry in the upper country was cattle raising . Orchards of peaches , apples and other ...
Page 147
... charter of 1662 , but Rhode Island fought bravely for her life and the present western boundary was finally Gannett , p . 73 ; Scaife , p . 113 . + Scaife , p . 112 . 147 agreed upon in 1703 , and established in 1726-28 . * The other ...
... charter of 1662 , but Rhode Island fought bravely for her life and the present western boundary was finally Gannett , p . 73 ; Scaife , p . 113 . + Scaife , p . 112 . 147 agreed upon in 1703 , and established in 1726-28 . * The other ...
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... charter of the Massa- chusetts Bay Company in 1629 granted to the freemen the right to choose their governor , deputy - gov- ernor and council of eighteen assist- ants . With this charter the Puritans came over to found a commonwealth ...
... charter of the Massa- chusetts Bay Company in 1629 granted to the freemen the right to choose their governor , deputy - gov- ernor and council of eighteen assist- ants . With this charter the Puritans came over to found a commonwealth ...
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