The National Magazine: A Monthly Journal of American History, Volume 13; Volume 15; Volume 19Magazine of Western History Publishing Company, 1894 - United States |
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Page 141
... England coast . The object of this paper is to establish these propositions by unquestionable authority . I. THE ISLAND OF ATLANTIS . In view of the result of the recent deep - sea soundings prosecuted by the United States and other ...
... England coast . The object of this paper is to establish these propositions by unquestionable authority . I. THE ISLAND OF ATLANTIS . In view of the result of the recent deep - sea soundings prosecuted by the United States and other ...
Page 143
... England and France in full view , we felt as never before - how absurd is the opinion which has been advanced more than once , that no general migration was likely to have taken place across Bering Strait . " Ib . , 510. " It is then ...
... England and France in full view , we felt as never before - how absurd is the opinion which has been advanced more than once , that no general migration was likely to have taken place across Bering Strait . " Ib . , 510. " It is then ...
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... England . " By the first charter of Virginia , which was granted to Sir Thomas Gates and others , dated April 10th , 1606 , the government of the planta- tion was vested in a council to consist of thirteen persons , " to be ordained ...
... England . " By the first charter of Virginia , which was granted to Sir Thomas Gates and others , dated April 10th , 1606 , the government of the planta- tion was vested in a council to consist of thirteen persons , " to be ordained ...
Page 157
... England or Virginia be performed , and the breaches punished according to justice . Tenants not to be enticed away ; to take care of those sent about on iron- work , and especially Mr. John Berke- ley , that they don't miscarry again ...
... England or Virginia be performed , and the breaches punished according to justice . Tenants not to be enticed away ; to take care of those sent about on iron- work , and especially Mr. John Berke- ley , that they don't miscarry again ...
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... England , February 19th , 1836. When eighteen years of age he went upon the warship Blenheim and sailed for the Crimea , remaining two years upon her decks ; then joined the Fifth Princess Charlotte of Wales Dragoon Guards , serving ...
... England , February 19th , 1836. When eighteen years of age he went upon the warship Blenheim and sailed for the Crimea , remaining two years upon her decks ; then joined the Fifth Princess Charlotte of Wales Dragoon Guards , serving ...
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