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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... political removal and political ap- deavored to conduct him from the relative pointment has characterized the whole innocence of barbarism to the larger and Indian administration . Sometimes the more perilous life of a free and ...
... political removal and political ap- deavored to conduct him from the relative pointment has characterized the whole innocence of barbarism to the larger and Indian administration . Sometimes the more perilous life of a free and ...
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... political system of he country and investing them with citi- enship and the right of voting . . . . Sir , I ask a patient , charitable consid- ration of the reply which it is my duty s a Southern Representative to make on his subject ...
... political system of he country and investing them with citi- enship and the right of voting . . . . Sir , I ask a patient , charitable consid- ration of the reply which it is my duty s a Southern Representative to make on his subject ...
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... political economist ; born in Deerfield , O. , April 2 , 1850 ; graduated at Harvard Univer- sity in 1873 ; was an instructor in Hop- kinson's Classical School , Boston , in 1873- 78 ; instructor of political economy in Harvard in 1878 ...
... political economist ; born in Deerfield , O. , April 2 , 1850 ; graduated at Harvard Univer- sity in 1873 ; was an instructor in Hop- kinson's Classical School , Boston , in 1873- 78 ; instructor of political economy in Harvard in 1878 ...
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