Sources and Documents Illustrating the American Revolution, 1764-1788: And the Formation of the Federal ConstitutionSamuel Eliot Morison |
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... carried on at fortified truck - houses upon the Lake Ontario . Since the peace a large share of this trade is carried on from Penn- sylvania by the channel of the Ohio , and from thence by Venango and Rivière - aux - Bœufs into Lake ...
... carried on at fortified truck - houses upon the Lake Ontario . Since the peace a large share of this trade is carried on from Penn- sylvania by the channel of the Ohio , and from thence by Venango and Rivière - aux - Bœufs into Lake ...
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... carried on . He names the officers of government , so that he can check every jarring movement in the administration . He has a negative on the different legislatures throughout his dominions , so that he can prevent any repugnancy in ...
... carried on . He names the officers of government , so that he can check every jarring movement in the administration . He has a negative on the different legislatures throughout his dominions , so that he can prevent any repugnancy in ...
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... carried to the highest perfection , to carry on the operations of government on great emer- gencies , such as the maintenance of a war , without an uncon- trouled power of raising money ? Has it not been necessary for Great Britain ...
... carried to the highest perfection , to carry on the operations of government on great emer- gencies , such as the maintenance of a war , without an uncon- trouled power of raising money ? Has it not been necessary for Great Britain ...
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