Republicanism in America: A History of the Colonial and Republican Governments of the United States of America, from the Year 1607 to the Year 1869. To which is Added Constitutions, Proclamations, Platforms, Resolutions, Decisions of Courts, Laws. Also, a Brief History of All the Existing Republics in the World |
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... American flag on the Plaza . On the 10th , Commander Montgomery of the Ports- mouth , sent an American flag to Sonoma which was hoisted , and the flag improvised by Ide and his men , known as the " Bear Flag , " was hauled down , all ...
... American flag on the Plaza . On the 10th , Commander Montgomery of the Ports- mouth , sent an American flag to Sonoma which was hoisted , and the flag improvised by Ide and his men , known as the " Bear Flag , " was hauled down , all ...
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... American Liberty ? And must the " old flag , " rent by the cruel hand of civil war , droop mournfully as an emblem of American degeneracy - the scoff and ridicule of European Na- tions ? Such were the questions American patriots asked ...
... American Liberty ? And must the " old flag , " rent by the cruel hand of civil war , droop mournfully as an emblem of American degeneracy - the scoff and ridicule of European Na- tions ? Such were the questions American patriots asked ...
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... AMERICAN ARMIES . THE grade of the commanding General of the armies of the American Republic has been varied at different periods . George Washington , who was the first Gen- eral of the American forces , received his appointment as ...
... AMERICAN ARMIES . THE grade of the commanding General of the armies of the American Republic has been varied at different periods . George Washington , who was the first Gen- eral of the American forces , received his appointment as ...
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