An Historical, Topographical, and Statistical View of the United States of America: From the Earliest Period to the Present Time, Volume 4J. Ridgway, 1819 - United States |
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... fettled parts of Virginia and Maryland , where the planters are wholly within themselves . Many beautiful iflands are interfperfed in the channel of the river , which have an agreeable effect upon the eye . After paffing the Richelieu ...
... fettled parts of Virginia and Maryland , where the planters are wholly within themselves . Many beautiful iflands are interfperfed in the channel of the river , which have an agreeable effect upon the eye . After paffing the Richelieu ...
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... fettled in this island . It was expected that their number would foon have been increased by the Acadians , who were at liberty , from the treaties that had been granted them , to remove with all their effects , and even to dispose of ...
... fettled in this island . It was expected that their number would foon have been increased by the Acadians , who were at liberty , from the treaties that had been granted them , to remove with all their effects , and even to dispose of ...
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... fettled on the island with the French , and never could raise more than fixty men able to bear arms . The reft came from St. John's , or the neighbouring continent . Greater advanta- ges might poffibly have been derived from the coal ...
... fettled on the island with the French , and never could raise more than fixty men able to bear arms . The reft came from St. John's , or the neighbouring continent . Greater advanta- ges might poffibly have been derived from the coal ...
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... fettled plan of trade ; but though this farce may be played off to those who have not had the opportunities of knowing the deception , it will not have that effect upon a perfon any way acquainted with the bufinels . Notwithstanding ...
... fettled plan of trade ; but though this farce may be played off to those who have not had the opportunities of knowing the deception , it will not have that effect upon a perfon any way acquainted with the bufinels . Notwithstanding ...
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... fettled , they re - embark , and foon after arrive at the fac tory . If there is but one captain , his fituation is in the center of the canoes ; if more , they place themselves on the wings ; and their ca- noes are diftinguifhed by ...
... fettled , they re - embark , and foon after arrive at the fac tory . If there is but one captain , his fituation is in the center of the canoes ; if more , they place themselves on the wings ; and their ca- noes are diftinguifhed by ...
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