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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... regard- ing paper money , † conveyances of land by the Indians to certain par- ties , the resistance of these parties to the efforts made to oust them , etc. In 1745 Morris died and in 1747 was suc- ceeded in the governorship by Bel ...
... regard- ing paper money , † conveyances of land by the Indians to certain par- ties , the resistance of these parties to the efforts made to oust them , etc. In 1745 Morris died and in 1747 was suc- ceeded in the governorship by Bel ...
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... regard- ing measures of defence , fortifica- tions , etc. , and while the Assembly voted £ 4,000 for the king's use , they imposed upon Thomas the disposing of it , because they would not vote Pennsylvania Col. Recs . , vol . iv . , p ...
... regard- ing measures of defence , fortifica- tions , etc. , and while the Assembly voted £ 4,000 for the king's use , they imposed upon Thomas the disposing of it , because they would not vote Pennsylvania Col. Recs . , vol . iv . , p ...
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... regard to his religious opinions . * The Quakers and Roman Catholics , however , strenuously protested against the oppressiveness of this tax and exerted all their power in opposing the establishment of the law in every way they could ...
... regard to his religious opinions . * The Quakers and Roman Catholics , however , strenuously protested against the oppressiveness of this tax and exerted all their power in opposing the establishment of the law in every way they could ...
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... regard to the fundamental constitutions , it will be for their quiet , and the protection of the well - disposed , to grant their re- quest . " That tranquillity might be restored in South Carolina , Smith ad- vised the proprietaries to ...
... regard to the fundamental constitutions , it will be for their quiet , and the protection of the well - disposed , to grant their re- quest . " That tranquillity might be restored in South Carolina , Smith ad- vised the proprietaries to ...
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... regards to sons - in - law or maternal descendants of original tenants . The importation of negroes was abso- lutely forbidden , and the colony was to be self - supported by its own indus- tries . For the present , Oglethorpe was ...
... regards to sons - in - law or maternal descendants of original tenants . The importation of negroes was abso- lutely forbidden , and the colony was to be self - supported by its own indus- tries . For the present , Oglethorpe was ...
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