Royal Raiders: The Tories of the American RevolutionBobbs-Merrill, 1963 - 288 Seiten |
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... became the Elizabeth Daily Journal.18 As time and the rebellion progressed , Rivington and his paper became plainly Tory in viewpoint . An ex - shipmaster and privateer , Isaac Sears , took it upon himself to stop Rivington's ravings ...
... became the Elizabeth Daily Journal.18 As time and the rebellion progressed , Rivington and his paper became plainly Tory in viewpoint . An ex - shipmaster and privateer , Isaac Sears , took it upon himself to stop Rivington's ravings ...
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... became so profitable that the state assembly had to regulate this further by law.23 Neighboring Virginia , as Professor Emory G. Evans has pointed out , at the outbreak of the Revolution owed two of the five million pounds of American ...
... became so profitable that the state assembly had to regulate this further by law.23 Neighboring Virginia , as Professor Emory G. Evans has pointed out , at the outbreak of the Revolution owed two of the five million pounds of American ...
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... became disgusted , offered his services to the American army , and - when they were refused - fled to Boston and became a British spy . Later he sailed for England , leaving his wife and daughter , apparently without much regret , never ...
... became disgusted , offered his services to the American army , and - when they were refused - fled to Boston and became a British spy . Later he sailed for England , leaving his wife and daughter , apparently without much regret , never ...
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