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... Massachusetts of its charter , and en- deavoring to make its free people absolute slaves to a tyrant's will . The one great blot upon the names of Johnson and Gib bon , the historian , is the barter of their consciences for money ; for ...
... Massachusetts of its charter , and en- deavoring to make its free people absolute slaves to a tyrant's will . The one great blot upon the names of Johnson and Gib bon , the historian , is the barter of their consciences for money ; for ...
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... Massachusetts , about 1640 , stimulated the people to new kinds of industry . Among other things , cotton and woollen cloths were manufact- ured . The cultivation of hemp and flax was successfully undertaken . Vessels were sent to the ...
... Massachusetts , about 1640 , stimulated the people to new kinds of industry . Among other things , cotton and woollen cloths were manufact- ured . The cultivation of hemp and flax was successfully undertaken . Vessels were sent to the ...
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... Massachusetts Bay in 1631. Owing to the great scarcity of provisions and con- sequent menace of starvation , Feb. 22 was appointed to be observed as a fast - day . Before that time a long - expected vessel arrived , laden with ...
... Massachusetts Bay in 1631. Owing to the great scarcity of provisions and con- sequent menace of starvation , Feb. 22 was appointed to be observed as a fast - day . Before that time a long - expected vessel arrived , laden with ...
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... Massachusetts line , under Colonel Frye and Rogers the Ranger . He was taken prisoner in 1757 at Fort William Henry . He accompanied Arnold in his famous ex- pedition to Quebec ( 1775 ) , and was made prisoner ; but was exchanged in ...
... Massachusetts line , under Colonel Frye and Rogers the Ranger . He was taken prisoner in 1757 at Fort William Henry . He accompanied Arnold in his famous ex- pedition to Quebec ( 1775 ) , and was made prisoner ; but was exchanged in ...
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... Massachusetts Temperance churches was denounced , and came to be Alliance in 1860-76 . He was author of regarded by the people as idolatrous . Character and Public Service of Abraham Even the eating of mince - pies on Christ- Lincoln ...
... Massachusetts Temperance churches was denounced , and came to be Alliance in 1860-76 . He was author of regarded by the people as idolatrous . Character and Public Service of Abraham Even the eating of mince - pies on Christ- Lincoln ...
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