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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... force by force , we do unite ourselves under every tie of religion and ho- nor , and affociate as a band in the defence of an in- jured country against every foe - hereby folemnly en- gaging that , whenever our continental or provincial ...
... force by force , we do unite ourselves under every tie of religion and ho- nor , and affociate as a band in the defence of an in- jured country against every foe - hereby folemnly en- gaging that , whenever our continental or provincial ...
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... force upon the station , endeavoured to establish such a marine , as might enable him , by means of the noble rivers with which the colony abounds , to be always at hand , and ready to profit by every favor- able occafion which should ...
... force upon the station , endeavoured to establish such a marine , as might enable him , by means of the noble rivers with which the colony abounds , to be always at hand , and ready to profit by every favor- able occafion which should ...
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... force it , as the main body is fome time be- fore it can arrive , occafioned by the before - mentioned obftacles . The enemy moreover , having the opportu- nity , from the retreat of Montgomery's divifion after his fall , turn their ...
... force it , as the main body is fome time be- fore it can arrive , occafioned by the before - mentioned obftacles . The enemy moreover , having the opportu- nity , from the retreat of Montgomery's divifion after his fall , turn their ...
Inhalt
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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