History of the American PeopleGinn, 1934 - 751 páginas |
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... Governor Berkeley . Berkeley refused , and Bacon marched against the Indians without any commission , utterly routing them and saving the colony from tomahawk and firebrand . The governor proclaimed Bacon a rebel and set a price upon ...
... Governor Berkeley . Berkeley refused , and Bacon marched against the Indians without any commission , utterly routing them and saving the colony from tomahawk and firebrand . The governor proclaimed Bacon a rebel and set a price upon ...
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... governor should rule absolutely , unhampered by colonial charters or assemblies . He sent over Sir Edmund Andros as governor of this huge province extending from Delaware Bay to Nova Scotia . Andros was a faithful servant and an upright ...
... governor should rule absolutely , unhampered by colonial charters or assemblies . He sent over Sir Edmund Andros as governor of this huge province extending from Delaware Bay to Nova Scotia . Andros was a faithful servant and an upright ...
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... governor , Nicholson , deserted his post when James II was overthrown , and sailed back to England , leaving the fort in the possession of a certain Jacob Leisler . Leisler was a rather hot - headed German merchant and a determined ...
... governor , Nicholson , deserted his post when James II was overthrown , and sailed back to England , leaving the fort in the possession of a certain Jacob Leisler . Leisler was a rather hot - headed German merchant and a determined ...
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THE NEW WORLD | 1 |
Commercial Towns and Trade Routes colored | 4 |
Voyages of Discovery in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries | 19 |
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