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... Britain , said , " Europe , not England , is the parent country of America . " From the point of view of population alone , Paine was right . For even at that early date almost a quarter of the inhabitants of the colonies were of non ...
... Britain , said , " Europe , not England , is the parent country of America . " From the point of view of population alone , Paine was right . For even at that early date almost a quarter of the inhabitants of the colonies were of non ...
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... Britain . 64. The Founding of Pennsylvania . One of the Quaker pro- prietors of West Jersey in the early days was William Penn , a young man high in favor with the Stuarts on account of the services of his father , Admiral Penn , to ...
... Britain . 64. The Founding of Pennsylvania . One of the Quaker pro- prietors of West Jersey in the early days was William Penn , a young man high in favor with the Stuarts on account of the services of his father , Admiral Penn , to ...
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... the last American colony lived to see the United States ac- knowledged by Great Britain and the other powers of Europe as an independent nation . REFERENCES Volumes V - VIII of the Chronicles of America THE ENGLISH SETTLEMENT 69.
... the last American colony lived to see the United States ac- knowledged by Great Britain and the other powers of Europe as an independent nation . REFERENCES Volumes V - VIII of the Chronicles of America THE ENGLISH SETTLEMENT 69.
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... Britain . It would be impossible , of course , to describe here the details of political development in each of the colonies , but considering them as a whole we can follow the main currents of their policy ; for the points in which the ...
... Britain . It would be impossible , of course , to describe here the details of political development in each of the colonies , but considering them as a whole we can follow the main currents of their policy ; for the points in which the ...
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... Britain over the enforcement of her authority in the colonies grew keen that America really began to find its voice . Then the articles , pamphlets , and public papers dealing with the crisis won the praise of men on both sides of the ...
... Britain over the enforcement of her authority in the colonies grew keen that America really began to find its voice . Then the articles , pamphlets , and public papers dealing with the crisis won the praise of men on both sides of the ...
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