History of the American PeopleGinn, 1927 - 715 páginas |
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... protect themselves . Nowhere had they risen above the stage of barbarism . It was for the European settlers to intro- duce civilization into the New World . They brought hither not only tools for the conquest of the wilderness , such as ...
... protect themselves . Nowhere had they risen above the stage of barbarism . It was for the European settlers to intro- duce civilization into the New World . They brought hither not only tools for the conquest of the wilderness , such as ...
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... protection , and for the enforcement of law and order . Often the towns joined the king and sent their burghers to fight side by side with the royal levies against the feudal armies , or they bought the privilege to manage their ...
... protection , and for the enforcement of law and order . Often the towns joined the king and sent their burghers to fight side by side with the royal levies against the feudal armies , or they bought the privilege to manage their ...
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... policy of the home govern- ment toward the native Indians was just and humane : they were to be protected , civilized , and converted to Christianity . It was very difficult , however , to prevent the. 28 HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
... policy of the home govern- ment toward the native Indians was just and humane : they were to be protected , civilized , and converted to Christianity . It was very difficult , however , to prevent the. 28 HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
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... protection of our laws and the oppor- tunities here for the improvement of their economic condition . In 1776 Thomas Paine in his " Common Sense , " written to urge the immediate separation of the American Colonies from Great Britain ...
... protection of our laws and the oppor- tunities here for the improvement of their economic condition . In 1776 Thomas Paine in his " Common Sense , " written to urge the immediate separation of the American Colonies from Great Britain ...
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... protect his fellow religionists in Maryland by getting the assembly to pass the famous Toleration Act , provid- ing that " no person in this province professing to believe in Jesus Christ shall be in any ways troubled , molested , or ...
... protect his fellow religionists in Maryland by getting the assembly to pass the famous Toleration Act , provid- ing that " no person in this province professing to believe in Jesus Christ shall be in any ways troubled , molested , or ...
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