Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A. D. to 1906: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing ...Harper & brothers, 1907 |
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... York City in July , ber of Congress in 1849-58 ; colonel of an 1836 ; graduated at the University of Göt- Ohio regiment in 1861-62 ; appointed min- tingen ; enlisted in the 44th New York ister to Mexico in December , 1865. He Regiment ...
... York City in July , ber of Congress in 1849-58 ; colonel of an 1836 ; graduated at the University of Göt- Ohio regiment in 1861-62 ; appointed min- tingen ; enlisted in the 44th New York ister to Mexico in December , 1865. He Regiment ...
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... York , and colonies farther south , gather- mission from King Charles I. to seize the ed at Albany , to march against Montreal . French forts in ACADIA ( q . v . ) , and on Governor Clinton assumed the chief the river St. Lawrence ...
... York , and colonies farther south , gather- mission from King Charles I. to seize the ed at Albany , to march against Montreal . French forts in ACADIA ( q . v . ) , and on Governor Clinton assumed the chief the river St. Lawrence ...
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... York and New England . Montreal , after losing most of his ship- This proclamation neutralized the effects ping . Now came the final struggle . Three of the address of Congress to the Can- armies were soon in motion towards Mon- adians ...
... York and New England . Montreal , after losing most of his ship- This proclamation neutralized the effects ping . Now came the final struggle . Three of the address of Congress to the Can- armies were soon in motion towards Mon- adians ...
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... York . Gen. Richard intended sortie caused Arnold to move Montgomery was his chief lieutenant . 20 miles farther up the river , where he The regiments raised by the province of was soon joined by Montgomery . The New York were put in ...
... York . Gen. Richard intended sortie caused Arnold to move Montgomery was his chief lieutenant . 20 miles farther up the river , where he The regiments raised by the province of was soon joined by Montgomery . The New York were put in ...
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... York , conspicuous leader was William Lyon Mc- 100 of them mounted , and nearly 600 Sen- Kenzie , a Scotchman , a journalist of rare eca Indians - almost the entire military ability and a great political agitator ; in force of the Six ...
... York , conspicuous leader was William Lyon Mc- 100 of them mounted , and nearly 600 Sen- Kenzie , a Scotchman , a journalist of rare eca Indians - almost the entire military ability and a great political agitator ; in force of the Six ...
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