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... tion reached back two hundred years ? 2. How was the position of the British king altered between 1660 and 1760 ? 3. Why did Parliament tax the Americans ? 4. Define the terms " natural rights , ' " " constitutional rights , ” " militia ...
... tion reached back two hundred years ? 2. How was the position of the British king altered between 1660 and 1760 ? 3. Why did Parliament tax the Americans ? 4. Define the terms " natural rights , ' " " constitutional rights , ” " militia ...
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... tion of a Free - Soiler or Black Republican . If Frémont is elected , this Union will not last one year from November next . . . . The country was never in such danger . " 377. The Election of 1856. Every week of the continuation of ...
... tion of a Free - Soiler or Black Republican . If Frémont is elected , this Union will not last one year from November next . . . . The country was never in such danger . " 377. The Election of 1856. Every week of the continuation of ...
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... tion , 140 Germain , Lord George , 134 Germantown , battle of , 136 Germany , early immigration from , 81 ; soldiers of , in American Revolution , 124 ; quarrel with our Samoan Islands , 471 ; immigrants to America , 479 ; interven- tion ...
... tion , 140 Germain , Lord George , 134 Germantown , battle of , 136 Germany , early immigration from , 81 ; soldiers of , in American Revolution , 124 ; quarrel with our Samoan Islands , 471 ; immigrants to America , 479 ; interven- tion ...
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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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