Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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Page 145
... colonies had been established in Cyprus , and the De Hirsch colonies in Argentine were showing unmistakable signs of progress . Of the New Jersey colonies , the one at Woodbine , under the fostering care of the American De Hirsch Fund ...
... colonies had been established in Cyprus , and the De Hirsch colonies in Argentine were showing unmistakable signs of progress . Of the New Jersey colonies , the one at Woodbine , under the fostering care of the American De Hirsch Fund ...
Page 149
... colonies with a Jew had preserved to a great degree his population of more than 5,000 , and similar deductive , Oriental , particularistic , and agricultural colonies have been established ancient mode of thought and aspect of at ...
... colonies with a Jew had preserved to a great degree his population of more than 5,000 , and similar deductive , Oriental , particularistic , and agricultural colonies have been established ancient mode of thought and aspect of at ...
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... colonies in longer any question of the constitutional North America , after a controversy of powers of the British Parliament , or of ten years ' duration with their sovereign violated colonial charters . Thenceforward beyond the seas ...
... colonies in longer any question of the constitutional North America , after a controversy of powers of the British Parliament , or of ten years ' duration with their sovereign violated colonial charters . Thenceforward beyond the seas ...
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