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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... peace with the French . ‡ As before stated , Fletcher was especially urgent in his endeavors to secure support for the ministers of the Episcopal Church . In a speech to the members of the Assembly after his attempt to secure an ...
... peace with the French . ‡ As before stated , Fletcher was especially urgent in his endeavors to secure support for the ministers of the Episcopal Church . In a speech to the members of the Assembly after his attempt to secure an ...
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... peace , and enemy of the Christian religion , " perpetual im- prisonment being the penalty , and in case of escape and recapture , death . The colonists were threatened with heavy fines and the pillory for harbor- ing a priest , but the ...
... peace , and enemy of the Christian religion , " perpetual im- prisonment being the penalty , and in case of escape and recapture , death . The colonists were threatened with heavy fines and the pillory for harbor- ing a priest , but the ...
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... peace and happiness , though occasional trials of his equa- nimity occurred , when the Councils or the Assembly became stubborn . Yet on the whole , the official life of Spots- wood was passed in quiet and satis- faction , and ...
... peace and happiness , though occasional trials of his equa- nimity occurred , when the Councils or the Assembly became stubborn . Yet on the whole , the official life of Spots- wood was passed in quiet and satis- faction , and ...
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... peace , and while the French are yet uncapable of possessing all that vast Tract w'ch lies on the back of these Plantations , we should attempt to make some settlements on ye Lakes , and at the same time possess our selves of these ...
... peace , and while the French are yet uncapable of possessing all that vast Tract w'ch lies on the back of these Plantations , we should attempt to make some settlements on ye Lakes , and at the same time possess our selves of these ...
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... peaceful conditions . He removed the capital from St. Mary's to Providence , then called Anne Arundel Town , but renamed Anna- polis . In 1696 Nicholson founded King William school there . In 1698 the Rev. Dr. Thomas Bray was ap ...
... peaceful conditions . He removed the capital from St. Mary's to Providence , then called Anne Arundel Town , but renamed Anna- polis . In 1696 Nicholson founded King William school there . In 1698 the Rev. Dr. Thomas Bray was ap ...
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