A Political and Civil History of the United States of America: From the Year 1763 to the Close of the Administration of President Washington, in March, 1797: Including a Summary View of the Political and Civil State of the North American Colonies, Prior to that Period, Volume 1 |
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Page 29
... thing more pro- bable than that the French in Canada , should have received infor- mation of this from the Indians , who accompanied them in the expedition . It is also well known , that at that period , the Massa- chusetts traders ...
... thing more pro- bable than that the French in Canada , should have received infor- mation of this from the Indians , who accompanied them in the expedition . It is also well known , that at that period , the Massa- chusetts traders ...
Page 37
... thing necessary " for the wholesome government and protection of the colonies , and the people therein abiding . " This extraor- dinary commission had reference principally to the New England colonies , to which thousands were now ...
... thing necessary " for the wholesome government and protection of the colonies , and the people therein abiding . " This extraor- dinary commission had reference principally to the New England colonies , to which thousands were now ...
Page 45
... things in Eng- land , the patentees relinquished their plan of removal , and sold their grant to the people of Connecticut ; and Saybrook was an- nexed to the settlements above . The colony of New Haven , which now constitutes a part of ...
... things in Eng- land , the patentees relinquished their plan of removal , and sold their grant to the people of Connecticut ; and Saybrook was an- nexed to the settlements above . The colony of New Haven , which now constitutes a part of ...
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... things , which they should find most fit and advantageous , to the well governing , securing , strength- ening and preserving of the said plantations ; and chiefly to the pre- servation and advancement of the true protestant religion ...
... things , which they should find most fit and advantageous , to the well governing , securing , strength- ening and preserving of the said plantations ; and chiefly to the pre- servation and advancement of the true protestant religion ...
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... things of a like nature , which are the proper concomitants and consequences of such a confederation for amity , offense and defense ; not intermeddling with the government of any of the jurisdictions , which , by the third article is ...
... things of a like nature , which are the proper concomitants and consequences of such a confederation for amity , offense and defense ; not intermeddling with the government of any of the jurisdictions , which , by the third article is ...
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