The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Volume 3Books for Libraries Press, 1969 - United States |
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Page 101
... fupport the authority of Great Britain over her rebellious colonies in America ; " the ftile proving offenfive , it was changed for the fup- port of king and government : as they were monied men and liberal , 20,000l . was foon ...
... fupport the authority of Great Britain over her rebellious colonies in America ; " the ftile proving offenfive , it was changed for the fup- port of king and government : as they were monied men and liberal , 20,000l . was foon ...
Page 113
... fupport of the civil government by law established . The mo- tion was received with univerfal approbation . A bill was brought in and carried through both houfes with uncommon unanimity ; miniftry and oppofition vied with each other in ...
... fupport of the civil government by law established . The mo- tion was received with univerfal approbation . A bill was brought in and carried through both houfes with uncommon unanimity ; miniftry and oppofition vied with each other in ...
Page 373
... fupport them . The remainder of gens . Max- well's and Stark's brigades were drawn up on high grounds . The militia were on the flanks . While the enemy were making appearances of operation on their left , their right column advanced on ...
... fupport them . The remainder of gens . Max- well's and Stark's brigades were drawn up on high grounds . The militia were on the flanks . While the enemy were making appearances of operation on their left , their right column advanced on ...
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P 153 | 1 |
Howe p 3 Mudifland p 4reduced p 8 The | 11 |
their diftrefs p 12 Complaints of prifoners being illufed | 18 |
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