A History of the United States: The American RevolutionLittle, Brown, 1834 - United States Siskiyou county only has volume 1 of this edition. |
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... provincial government they advised a provincial congress , while they promised respect and submission to the conti ... province as hostages ; and should it become ne- cessary suddenly to summon assistance from the coun- try , they ...
... provincial government they advised a provincial congress , while they promised respect and submission to the conti ... province as hostages ; and should it become ne- cessary suddenly to summon assistance from the coun- try , they ...
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... province , of whom one - fourth were to hold themselves ready to march at a minute's 1774 . notice . In Connecticut , which , from its compactness , num- bers , and wealth , was second only to Massachusetts in military resources , the ...
... province , of whom one - fourth were to hold themselves ready to march at a minute's 1774 . notice . In Connecticut , which , from its compactness , num- bers , and wealth , was second only to Massachusetts in military resources , the ...
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... provincial congress of each province , under the direction of the great continental congress , is invested with all legislative and executive powers within the respective provinces , and no other legislative or ex- ecutive power does or ...
... provincial congress of each province , under the direction of the great continental congress , is invested with all legislative and executive powers within the respective provinces , and no other legislative or ex- ecutive power does or ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 21 |
founded on a universal principle 22Most cherished in America 22Britain | 29 |
lift Harvey Stace importance of the people 31The dauphin 31Marie Antoinette 31Ac | 39 |
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