The National History of the United States: From the Period of the Union of the Colonies Against the French, to the Inauguration of Washington, Band 1E. Walker, 1855 |
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... common interest with them . In fact , the discordance of sectional feeling , in matters relating to boundaries and other differences of opinion , growing out of imperfect demarkations of territory , produced sectional jealousies and ...
... common interest with them . In fact , the discordance of sectional feeling , in matters relating to boundaries and other differences of opinion , growing out of imperfect demarkations of territory , produced sectional jealousies and ...
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... common liberty , and there is yet reason to believe , that should we join in imploring the attention of our sovereign to the unmerited and unparalleled oppressions of his American subjects , he will at length be undeceived , and forbid ...
... common liberty , and there is yet reason to believe , that should we join in imploring the attention of our sovereign to the unmerited and unparalleled oppressions of his American subjects , he will at length be undeceived , and forbid ...
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... common in- terest and permanent harmony , and to report to the several states such an act relative to this great object , as , when unanimously ratified by them , would enable the United States , in Congress assembled , effectually to ...
... common in- terest and permanent harmony , and to report to the several states such an act relative to this great object , as , when unanimously ratified by them , would enable the United States , in Congress assembled , effectually to ...
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Introduction | 17 |
History of the United States | 25 |
Franklin Grenville and Patrick Henry | 49 |
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