Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States: Illustrated, Volume 2Edwin Wiley, Irving Everett Rines, Albert Bushnell Hart American Educational Alliance, 1916 - United States |
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... became an essential part of the political system of the colony . * For a year or so after the sudden death of Sloughter , the administra- tion was in the hands of Ingoldsby , but in the latter part of 1692 a new governor was appointed ...
... became an essential part of the political system of the colony . * For a year or so after the sudden death of Sloughter , the administra- tion was in the hands of Ingoldsby , but in the latter part of 1692 a new governor was appointed ...
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... became aroused at such conduct and complained , but the only satisfaction they received was a sharp rebuke from Cornbury and a further application for money . ‡ Finally , Cornbury's rapacious course resulted in the appointment by the ...
... became aroused at such conduct and complained , but the only satisfaction they received was a sharp rebuke from Cornbury and a further application for money . ‡ Finally , Cornbury's rapacious course resulted in the appointment by the ...
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... became free citizens , they became . thriving and industrious denizens , occupying what is known as the Ger- man Flats on the upper waters of the * Hildreth , History of the United States , vol . ii . , p . 262 . This number is ...
... became free citizens , they became . thriving and industrious denizens , occupying what is known as the Ger- man Flats on the upper waters of the * Hildreth , History of the United States , vol . ii . , p . 262 . This number is ...
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... became involved in quarrels with the members of the Council , chiefly because he claimed the right to sit and vote when the Council was acting as a legislative chamber . The Council denied that he had this right and was supported by the ...
... became involved in quarrels with the members of the Council , chiefly because he claimed the right to sit and vote when the Council was acting as a legislative chamber . The Council denied that he had this right and was supported by the ...
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... became terrified and were only too eager to listen to any stories which might inculpate a possible victim . Some young women declared that there was a plot among the negroes to burn the entire city and to place one of their number in ...
... became terrified and were only too eager to listen to any stories which might inculpate a possible victim . Some young women declared that there was a plot among the negroes to burn the entire city and to place one of their number in ...
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