History of the United States,: From Their First Settlement as English Colonies, in 1607, to the Year 1808; Or, the Thirty-third of Their Sovereignty and Independence, Volume 3M. Carey and Son, no. 126, Chesnut Street, 1818 - Slavery |
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... thousand graduates of those colleges , dispersed through their several towns ; many of whom were able to influence and direct the great body of the people , to a proper line of conduct . The colleges to the southward of New England ...
... thousand graduates of those colleges , dispersed through their several towns ; many of whom were able to influence and direct the great body of the people , to a proper line of conduct . The colleges to the southward of New England ...
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... thousand men inactive in Canada , waiting events , and in expectation that the Vermonters would close with the British offers . Despatches , detailing these apparently well - founded hopes , addressed by British commanders in America to ...
... thousand men inactive in Canada , waiting events , and in expectation that the Vermonters would close with the British offers . Despatches , detailing these apparently well - founded hopes , addressed by British commanders in America to ...
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... thousand dollars , in lieu of all New York grants of land in the latter , which had been annulled by its legislature ; and express- ing her consent that Vermont should be admitted into the Union . A con- vention of the inhabitants ...
... thousand dollars , in lieu of all New York grants of land in the latter , which had been annulled by its legislature ; and express- ing her consent that Vermont should be admitted into the Union . A con- vention of the inhabitants ...
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... thousand grateful and affectionate hearts . The president , after bowing respectfully to the people , retired to the senate chamber , where he addressed both houses , with the appellation of " Fellow Citizens of the Senate and House of ...
... thousand grateful and affectionate hearts . The president , after bowing respectfully to the people , retired to the senate chamber , where he addressed both houses , with the appellation of " Fellow Citizens of the Senate and House of ...
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... thousand years , to point out the rocks on which former republics have been dashed to pieces . Learn wisdom from their misfortunes . Cultivate justice , both public and private . No government will or can endure , which does not protect ...
... thousand years , to point out the rocks on which former republics have been dashed to pieces . Learn wisdom from their misfortunes . Cultivate justice , both public and private . No government will or can endure , which does not protect ...
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