Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 2Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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Page 145
... finally fixed in 1741 by com- missioners , from whose decision the Rhode Islanders appealed in vain to the crown , but the northern boundary was not so easily settled . In fact it was in dispute for about 200 years and became a cause ...
... finally fixed in 1741 by com- missioners , from whose decision the Rhode Islanders appealed in vain to the crown , but the northern boundary was not so easily settled . In fact it was in dispute for about 200 years and became a cause ...
Page 146
... finally separated in 1692. The question of the boundary running east and west between the two was not so easily settled . New Hampshire claimed that the line should start from a point three miles north of the mouth of the Merrimac ...
... finally separated in 1692. The question of the boundary running east and west between the two was not so easily settled . New Hampshire claimed that the line should start from a point three miles north of the mouth of the Merrimac ...
Page 414
... finally became so odious to the patriots that they could stand them no longer , and in No- vember , 1775 , Captain Isaac Sears of Connecticut , after the committee of safety had declined to interfere with the publication of the paper ...
... finally became so odious to the patriots that they could stand them no longer , and in No- vember , 1775 , Captain Isaac Sears of Connecticut , after the committee of safety had declined to interfere with the publication of the paper ...
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