Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 2Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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Page 423
... returned to Montreal in 1663 , and were subjected to a heavy fine by the governor be- cause they had conducted their fur trading without a license . Radisson subsequently joined the English in their Hudson Bay projects . * tribe . After ...
... returned to Montreal in 1663 , and were subjected to a heavy fine by the governor be- cause they had conducted their fur trading without a license . Radisson subsequently joined the English in their Hudson Bay projects . * tribe . After ...
Page 473
... returned to the French which greatly excited the indignation of the New Englanders as they considered that they had won it and it could not therefore be dis- posed of by George II . without con- sulting them . * As the colonists had ...
... returned to the French which greatly excited the indignation of the New Englanders as they considered that they had won it and it could not therefore be dis- posed of by George II . without con- sulting them . * As the colonists had ...
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... returned to England . Meanwhile , in 1731 , Benedict Calvert had been compelled to resign the governorship because of ill health , when the administration of public af- fairs was placed in the hands of Benjamin Ogle . From that time ...
... returned to England . Meanwhile , in 1731 , Benedict Calvert had been compelled to resign the governorship because of ill health , when the administration of public af- fairs was placed in the hands of Benjamin Ogle . From that time ...
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