Sources and Documents Illustrating the American Revolution, 1764-1788: And the Formation of the Federal ConstitutionSamuel Eliot Morison |
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... York , Cumberland , Berks , and Northampton , humbly beg leave to remonstrate and to lay before you the following grievances , which we submit to your wisdom for redress . 1. We apprehend that as freemen and English subjects , we have ...
... York , Cumberland , Berks , and Northampton , humbly beg leave to remonstrate and to lay before you the following grievances , which we submit to your wisdom for redress . 1. We apprehend that as freemen and English subjects , we have ...
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... York , arived at Williamsburg at 12 , 1 This diary , which was recently discovered in the Archives de la Marine , Paris , is printed in the American Historical Review , xxvi . 726– 47 , xxvii . 70-89 . The writer has not been identified ...
... York , arived at Williamsburg at 12 , 1 This diary , which was recently discovered in the Archives de la Marine , Paris , is printed in the American Historical Review , xxvi . 726– 47 , xxvii . 70-89 . The writer has not been identified ...
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... York , or the line of Lancaster , for the lines of the duke of York , or the duke of Lancaster . So we say the possessions of Somerset or Warwick , intending the possessions of the dukes of Somerset , or earls of Warwick . And in the ...
... York , or the line of Lancaster , for the lines of the duke of York , or the duke of Lancaster . So we say the possessions of Somerset or Warwick , intending the possessions of the dukes of Somerset , or earls of Warwick . And in the ...
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