Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1906, Band 4Harper & brothers, 1906 |
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... took possession of the Big it . He and another chief were shot , April Tybee Island , at the mouth of the Savan- 30. A new question now arose . Govern- nah River , from which Fort Pulaski , or Troup contended that upon the ratifi- which ...
... took possession of the Big it . He and another chief were shot , April Tybee Island , at the mouth of the Savan- 30. A new question now arose . Govern- nah River , from which Fort Pulaski , or Troup contended that upon the ratifi- which ...
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... took a map of that county , and designated by particular col- oring the towns thus selected , and hung it on the wall of his editorial room . One day Gilbert Stuart , the eminent painter , Getty , GEORGE WASHINGTON , military looked at ...
... took a map of that county , and designated by particular col- oring the towns thus selected , and hung it on the wall of his editorial room . One day Gilbert Stuart , the eminent painter , Getty , GEORGE WASHINGTON , military looked at ...
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... took refuge with Roger Williams at Providence , but soon made himself so obnoxious there that he escaped public scorn by removing ( 1642 ) to a spot on the west side of Narraganset Bay , where he bought land of Mianto- nomoh and planted ...
... took refuge with Roger Williams at Providence , but soon made himself so obnoxious there that he escaped public scorn by removing ( 1642 ) to a spot on the west side of Narraganset Bay , where he bought land of Mianto- nomoh and planted ...
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