Religion in America: Or, An Account of the Origin, Relation to the State, and Present Condition of the Evangelical Churches in the United States. With Notices of the Unevangelical Denominations |
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... population by at least eight millions , including the influx of at least two mil- lions of foreigners ; and the vast augmentation of the wealth of the nation , and the expansion of its commerce , until its tonnage now exceeds that of ...
... population by at least eight millions , including the influx of at least two mil- lions of foreigners ; and the vast augmentation of the wealth of the nation , and the expansion of its commerce , until its tonnage now exceeds that of ...
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... population ; still more by the introduction of drunken- ness and other vices of civilized men , and by the diseases incident to those vices . But while this may be all true , still the correctness of a good deal that has been said on ...
... population ; still more by the introduction of drunken- ness and other vices of civilized men , and by the diseases incident to those vices . But while this may be all true , still the correctness of a good deal that has been said on ...
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... population not exceeding in all ten thousand souls . New Neth- erlands was granted by Charles II . to his brother the Duke of York , from whom the colony and its capital took the name of New York . The voice of the people was now , for ...
... population not exceeding in all ten thousand souls . New Neth- erlands was granted by Charles II . to his brother the Duke of York , from whom the colony and its capital took the name of New York . The voice of the people was now , for ...
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... population of Swedes , Dutch , and English , by which it was occupied , were never reconciled to this arrangement , and having at last obtained a government of its own , Delaware became a separate province . The settlement of the two ...
... population of Swedes , Dutch , and English , by which it was occupied , were never reconciled to this arrangement , and having at last obtained a government of its own , Delaware became a separate province . The settlement of the two ...
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... population was confined to the strip of land interposed between those mountains and the Atlantic Ocean . It is true , that immediately after the treaty of Paris , in 1763 , by which England acquired the Canadas and the Valley of the ...
... population was confined to the strip of land interposed between those mountains and the Atlantic Ocean . It is true , that immediately after the treaty of Paris , in 1763 , by which England acquired the Canadas and the Valley of the ...
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