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Page 19
... never emerged from them . In these repeated conflicts the enemy were always repulsed with great loss of men , and some of their best officers . Oglethorpe , learning from a prisoner that the forces from Havannah and St. Augustine ...
... never emerged from them . In these repeated conflicts the enemy were always repulsed with great loss of men , and some of their best officers . Oglethorpe , learning from a prisoner that the forces from Havannah and St. Augustine ...
Page 20
... never to return to Georgia . He had watch- ed over it with paternal solicitude and care he had en- countered the severest hardships and exposed himself to disease and dangers of every kind in its defence . He sailed for England in 1743 ...
... never to return to Georgia . He had watch- ed over it with paternal solicitude and care he had en- countered the severest hardships and exposed himself to disease and dangers of every kind in its defence . He sailed for England in 1743 ...
Page 22
... pipe of peace . * He legislated for them- he fought their battles he never forgot them . When at the period - * His visit to the Coweta Towns . of the Revolution the sword of England was tendered to 22 Judge Law's Oration .
... pipe of peace . * He legislated for them- he fought their battles he never forgot them . When at the period - * His visit to the Coweta Towns . of the Revolution the sword of England was tendered to 22 Judge Law's Oration .
Page 23
... never will be subdued by arms , but their obedience will ever be secured by doing them justice . " Thus replied Oglethorpe , and Lord Howe became the com- mander of the British forces for America . He raised his voice against the slave ...
... never will be subdued by arms , but their obedience will ever be secured by doing them justice . " Thus replied Oglethorpe , and Lord Howe became the com- mander of the British forces for America . He raised his voice against the slave ...
Page 32
... never could have been seriously contemplated by any reflecting and intelligent mind , that a permanent Indian government should be established within the chartered limits of any one of the States . The idea would have been chimerical ...
... never could have been seriously contemplated by any reflecting and intelligent mind , that a permanent Indian government should be established within the chartered limits of any one of the States . The idea would have been chimerical ...
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