North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1830 |
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... colonies of Connecticut and New Haven , as early as 1638 , but was not finally completed until five years after . This confederacy of these infant colonies con- tinued about forty years ; and the confederacy itself , and the pro ...
... colonies of Connecticut and New Haven , as early as 1638 , but was not finally completed until five years after . This confederacy of these infant colonies con- tinued about forty years ; and the confederacy itself , and the pro ...
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... colonies where they belonged , or from which they had fled . any of the confederates should violate any of the articles , or , in any way injure any one of the other colonies , " such breach of agreement , or injury , was to be ...
... colonies where they belonged , or from which they had fled . any of the confederates should violate any of the articles , or , in any way injure any one of the other colonies , " such breach of agreement , or injury , was to be ...
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... Colonies , already in arms against their sovereign . The king himself was one of this party . But Vergennes , and the prime minister , Maurepas , * took the lead of the opposite party , and were unequivocal in their opinion , that the ...
... Colonies , already in arms against their sovereign . The king himself was one of this party . But Vergennes , and the prime minister , Maurepas , * took the lead of the opposite party , and were unequivocal in their opinion , that the ...
Contents
BOLIVAR AND THE BOLIVIAN CONSTITUTION | 26 |
REMOVAL of the INDIANS | 62 |
HALIBURTONS HISTORY OF NOVASCOTIA | 121 |
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