Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 2Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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Page 122
... continued to hold their post without flinching until the Highlanders at- tacked them in the flank , when they slowly fell back and posted them- selves on a hill to watch the move- ments of the invaders . Thinking that Montgomery was ...
... continued to hold their post without flinching until the Highlanders at- tacked them in the flank , when they slowly fell back and posted them- selves on a hill to watch the move- ments of the invaders . Thinking that Montgomery was ...
Page 146
... continued until 1881. Massachu- setts , in return for one - half the pro- ceeds from the sale of the public lands , * agreed to the same line on her west side . The region now known as Vermont was the cause of a long and bitter struggle ...
... continued until 1881. Massachu- setts , in return for one - half the pro- ceeds from the sale of the public lands , * agreed to the same line on her west side . The region now known as Vermont was the cause of a long and bitter struggle ...
Page 156
... continued intolerance on the part of the Church of England weakened the affection of the colonists for the mother country . North Caro- lina was rent by internal dissensions , and morals , religion and education continued at a low ebb ...
... continued intolerance on the part of the Church of England weakened the affection of the colonists for the mother country . North Caro- lina was rent by internal dissensions , and morals , religion and education continued at a low ebb ...
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