History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles: 1713-1783Tauchnitz, 1854 |
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... York . New York entered by the British Provincial jealousies The barber - Captain Mission of Franklin to France Articles of Confederation 99 ib . 100 ib . ib . 102 103 ib . 104 CHAPTER LIV . 112 113 • 114 • • ib . 115 116 117 ib . 118 ...
... York . New York entered by the British Provincial jealousies The barber - Captain Mission of Franklin to France Articles of Confederation 99 ib . 100 ib . ib . 102 103 ib . 104 CHAPTER LIV . 112 113 • 114 • • ib . 115 116 117 ib . 118 ...
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... York Further Councils of War Reduction of Forts Montgomery and Clinton The Convention concluded • The British troops lay down their arms Generosity of General Schuyler . General reflections Numbers on both sides • Hostile feeling of ...
... York Further Councils of War Reduction of Forts Montgomery and Clinton The Convention concluded • The British troops lay down their arms Generosity of General Schuyler . General reflections Numbers on both sides • Hostile feeling of ...
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... York other printed papers declared that the coming ships were laden in semblance only with tea , but in truth with fetters which had been forged for them in England ! - Mahon , History . VI . 1 ' Notwithstanding the excitement produced ...
... York other printed papers declared that the coming ships were laden in semblance only with tea , but in truth with fetters which had been forged for them in England ! - Mahon , History . VI . 1 ' Notwithstanding the excitement produced ...
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... York , found themselves outnumbered . The men hitherto most moderate and calm on the popular side , as Colonel Washington , could forbear no longer . They might feel themselves the more in- spirited at finding their principles approved ...
... York , found themselves outnumbered . The men hitherto most moderate and calm on the popular side , as Colonel Washington , could forbear no longer . They might feel themselves the more in- spirited at finding their principles approved ...
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... York , New Jersey , and Delaware . In all these the mode of appointing the delegates was by no means the same . Thus in Mas- sachusetts they were appointed by the legitimate Assembly just before its Dissolution , and with a race for ...
... York , New Jersey , and Delaware . In all these the mode of appointing the delegates was by no means the same . Thus in Mas- sachusetts they were appointed by the legitimate Assembly just before its Dissolution , and with a race for ...
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