Tracts and Other Papers Relating Principally to the Origin, Settlement, and Progress of the Colonies in North America: From the Discovery of the Country to the Year 1776, Volume 4Peter Force P. Force, 1846 - United States |
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... Liberty . Printed for the Publisher . 1707 .- [ 56 pages . ] V. An Extract of the Journals of Mr. Commissary Von Reck , who Conducted the First Transport of Saltzbur- gers to Georgia : and of the Reverend Mr. Bolzius , One of their ...
... Liberty . Printed for the Publisher . 1707 .- [ 56 pages . ] V. An Extract of the Journals of Mr. Commissary Von Reck , who Conducted the First Transport of Saltzbur- gers to Georgia : and of the Reverend Mr. Bolzius , One of their ...
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... liberty , with satisfac- tion for bringing us the English . Now to return to the businesse of our Design ; the entertainment we had at S. Ellens put us in great fear of the Indians treachery ; for we observed their continual gathering ...
... liberty , with satisfac- tion for bringing us the English . Now to return to the businesse of our Design ; the entertainment we had at S. Ellens put us in great fear of the Indians treachery ; for we observed their continual gathering ...
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... Liberty of Conscience , and all other Priviledges made good unto them as amply and as fully as is at large expressed in the great Charter granted to the said Lords Proprietors from His Majesty . FINIS . JONAS Cast up at LONDON : OR , A ...
... Liberty of Conscience , and all other Priviledges made good unto them as amply and as fully as is at large expressed in the great Charter granted to the said Lords Proprietors from His Majesty . FINIS . JONAS Cast up at LONDON : OR , A ...
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... liberty and power of the Generall Court , and our own liberty granted to us by the said Courts , and to the Country in generall ; and also it doth con- cern the Liberty of an English free - borne Member of that State , and further it ...
... liberty and power of the Generall Court , and our own liberty granted to us by the said Courts , and to the Country in generall ; and also it doth con- cern the Liberty of an English free - borne Member of that State , and further it ...
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... liberty to plead our com- mon Liberties in this Court , together with the liberties of the Churches of Christ maintained . And we shall ever pray for your peace and prosperity long to continue . For which Petition being fined 100. 1 ...
... liberty to plead our com- mon Liberties in this Court , together with the liberties of the Churches of Christ maintained . And we shall ever pray for your peace and prosperity long to continue . For which Petition being fined 100. 1 ...
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