The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Band 2Books for Libraries Press, 1969 |
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... should not be poffeffed by him , he came to gen . Washington , and urged the neceffity of its being fecured by American forces . But the general could fpare . no troops , every man of them being wanted in the en- virons of Boston ...
... should not be poffeffed by him , he came to gen . Washington , and urged the neceffity of its being fecured by American forces . But the general could fpare . no troops , every man of them being wanted in the en- virons of Boston ...
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... should no longer withhold their ftrength ; but should put it forth in such a manner , as would show that Britain was fully able to crush them . A feffion or two more of firmness and vigor , would bring about an alteration of affairs ...
... should no longer withhold their ftrength ; but should put it forth in such a manner , as would show that Britain was fully able to crush them . A feffion or two more of firmness and vigor , would bring about an alteration of affairs ...
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... should be well treated , as that they should be ex- changed the reverse is therefore an evident infraction , and ought to fubject the party , on whom it is charge- able , to all the damages and ill consequences resulting from it ...
... should be well treated , as that they should be ex- changed the reverse is therefore an evident infraction , and ought to fubject the party , on whom it is charge- able , to all the damages and ill consequences resulting from it ...
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against Tyconderoga p 10 The proceedings of the Maſſachu | 23 |
Governor Hutchinsons letter books difcovered p 28 | 34 |
The battle at Breedshill erroneouſly called Bunkershill p | 41 |
Urheberrecht | |
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