A History of the American Revolution, Μέρη 1-2Baldwin and Craddock, 1830 - 64 σελίδες |
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... letters to individuals who had put them into the hands of his Majesty's ministers , in which letters they vituperated the American patriots , called upon government to adopt more vigorous measures than they had hitherto done in support ...
... letters to individuals who had put them into the hands of his Majesty's ministers , in which letters they vituperated the American patriots , called upon government to adopt more vigorous measures than they had hitherto done in support ...
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... letter exonerating both the combatants from blame in this case , and taking the whole responsibility of the procuring the documents on himself . When the Doc- tor appeared again before the council in support of the Massachusetts ...
... letter exonerating both the combatants from blame in this case , and taking the whole responsibility of the procuring the documents on himself . When the Doc- tor appeared again before the council in support of the Massachusetts ...
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... letter , by which he apprized them that the American government were determined to main- tain their independence ... letters , vaguely intimating the great rewards and honours which awaited those who would lend their aid in put- ting an ...
... letter , by which he apprized them that the American government were determined to main- tain their independence ... letters , vaguely intimating the great rewards and honours which awaited those who would lend their aid in put- ting an ...
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