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... PENNSYLVANIA FRONTIER 1 13 February 1764 To the Honourable John Penn , Esquire , Governor of the Province of Pennsylvania and of the Counties of New Castle , Kent , and Sussex , on Delaware , and to the Repre- sentatives of the Freemen ...
... PENNSYLVANIA FRONTIER 1 13 February 1764 To the Honourable John Penn , Esquire , Governor of the Province of Pennsylvania and of the Counties of New Castle , Kent , and Sussex , on Delaware , and to the Repre- sentatives of the Freemen ...
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... Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies.1 MY DEAR COUNTRYMEN , LETTER I I am a farmer , settled after a variety of fortunes near the banks of the river Delaware , in the province of Pennsylvania . I received a liberal ...
... Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies.1 MY DEAR COUNTRYMEN , LETTER I I am a farmer , settled after a variety of fortunes near the banks of the river Delaware , in the province of Pennsylvania . I received a liberal ...
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... Province of Pennsylvania to the tribes of the victims . The treaty between the Northern Indians and the Cherokees is then concluded . ] 62 FROM THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE AND INDIAN DIPLOMACY 61.
... Province of Pennsylvania to the tribes of the victims . The treaty between the Northern Indians and the Cherokees is then concluded . ] 62 FROM THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE AND INDIAN DIPLOMACY 61.
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INTRODUCTION | xi |
The Western Problem 176388 | xix |
The Crisis 17726 | xxxiii |
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