English Colonies in America ...: Virginia, Maryland and the CarolinasHenry Holt, 1882 - United States |
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... dangers , nor can the his- torian expect to avoid those difficulties which beset every form of literary composition . Something , perhaps , might here be said as to the arrangement adopted in this work . The several colonies are treated ...
... dangers , nor can the his- torian expect to avoid those difficulties which beset every form of literary composition . Something , perhaps , might here be said as to the arrangement adopted in this work . The several colonies are treated ...
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... danger ever threatened the English colonies in America , it was always from their northern and western frontiers . The settlers more than once knew the horrors of invasion at the hands of the French and their savage allies . From Spain ...
... danger ever threatened the English colonies in America , it was always from their northern and western frontiers . The settlers more than once knew the horrors of invasion at the hands of the French and their savage allies . From Spain ...
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... danger threatened them with the loss of their lands and hunting ranges . " - lb . v . 279. For some further remarks on the Indian system of chief- tainship , see Appendix B. 2 The belief of the Indian in one overruling spirit , and also ...
... danger threatened them with the loss of their lands and hunting ranges . " - lb . v . 279. For some further remarks on the Indian system of chief- tainship , see Appendix B. 2 The belief of the Indian in one overruling spirit , and also ...
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... dangers of the Cape of Good Hope , were the first sign that the dominion of the seas was passing away from the maritime towns of Italy to the nations of the Atlantic sea - board . The greatest of all these voyages has a special ...
... dangers of the Cape of Good Hope , were the first sign that the dominion of the seas was passing away from the maritime towns of Italy to the nations of the Atlantic sea - board . The greatest of all these voyages has a special ...
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... danger . We feel all the in- tensity of suspense as night after night land is promised and the morning brings it not . When at length the goal is reached , we can almost trick ourselves with the belief that we have a part in that glory ...
... danger . We feel all the in- tensity of suspense as night after night land is promised and the morning brings it not . When at length the goal is reached , we can almost trick ourselves with the belief that we have a part in that glory ...
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