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Page 117
... town that the said Declaration is founded in the indefeasible rights of the subjects to be consulted , and to give their free consent in person or by Representative , of their own free election , to the raising and keeping a standing ...
... town that the said Declaration is founded in the indefeasible rights of the subjects to be consulted , and to give their free consent in person or by Representative , of their own free election , to the raising and keeping a standing ...
Page 125
... town of Boston , has justly rendered them obnoxious to their fellow - citizens , to the in- habitants of this town , and to the people of the Province , and Amer- ica in general ; and , as upon this occasion they have discovered , not ...
... town of Boston , has justly rendered them obnoxious to their fellow - citizens , to the in- habitants of this town , and to the people of the Province , and Amer- ica in general ; and , as upon this occasion they have discovered , not ...
Page 128
... town meeting is the most characteristic and most potent political institution evolved and contributed to the world by New England . " Those wards called townships in New England , " said Jefferson , " are the vital principle of their ...
... town meeting is the most characteristic and most potent political institution evolved and contributed to the world by New England . " Those wards called townships in New England , " said Jefferson , " are the vital principle of their ...
Contents
COMMODORE PERRYS LANDING IN JAPAN 1853 OFFICIAL REPORT | 151 |
COMMODORE PAUL JONESS ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE BETWEEN 6 THE BON HOMME RICHARD AND THE SERAPIS | 152 |
BRADFORDS VOYAGE OF THE MAYFLOWER | 153 |
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