The New England History: From the Discovery of the Continent by the Northmen, A.D. 986, to the Period when the Colonies Declared Their Independence, A.D. 1776, Volumen2Scribner, 1857 |
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... MARTYRS TO LIBERTY " -CAPTAIN PRESTON TRIED - ORATIONS - THE TEA TAX - BURNING OF THE GASPER LETTERS OF THE TORIES COMMITTEES OF CORRESPONDENCE THE TEA THROWN INTO THE SEA 267 CHAPTER XV . THE BOSTON PORT - BILL . - CONTENTS . V.
... MARTYRS TO LIBERTY " -CAPTAIN PRESTON TRIED - ORATIONS - THE TEA TAX - BURNING OF THE GASPER LETTERS OF THE TORIES COMMITTEES OF CORRESPONDENCE THE TEA THROWN INTO THE SEA 267 CHAPTER XV . THE BOSTON PORT - BILL . - CONTENTS . V.
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... CAPTAIN DELAPLACE SURREN- DER SKENESBOROUGH AND ST . JOHNS TAKEN - CROWN POINT ..................... 801 CHAPTER XIX . 66 THE SONS OF LIBERTY . " BARRE'S SPEECH - THE CLUBS FORM - PAUL REVERE - WILLIAM PRESCOTT JOSEPH WAR- REN - ISRAEL ...
... CAPTAIN DELAPLACE SURREN- DER SKENESBOROUGH AND ST . JOHNS TAKEN - CROWN POINT ..................... 801 CHAPTER XIX . 66 THE SONS OF LIBERTY . " BARRE'S SPEECH - THE CLUBS FORM - PAUL REVERE - WILLIAM PRESCOTT JOSEPH WAR- REN - ISRAEL ...
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... CAPTAIN SEARS - RIVINGTON'S GAZETTE - GENERAL LEE MARCHES TO NEW YORK - PEO- PLE FLEE THE CITY - TRYON AND CLINTON - CHARACTER OF LEE - LONG ISLAND TORIES 354 CHAPTER XXV . WASHINGTON AT NEW YORK . TWENTY - FIVE THOUSAND REGULARS - LORD ...
... CAPTAIN SEARS - RIVINGTON'S GAZETTE - GENERAL LEE MARCHES TO NEW YORK - PEO- PLE FLEE THE CITY - TRYON AND CLINTON - CHARACTER OF LEE - LONG ISLAND TORIES 354 CHAPTER XXV . WASHINGTON AT NEW YORK . TWENTY - FIVE THOUSAND REGULARS - LORD ...
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... Captain Venn , Leader of the London Train - bands ; Samuel Hewson , one of Cromwell's most active and able supporters ; Samuel Vassal , an eminent merchant , and member of the Long Parliament , and the man who was fined and imprisoned ...
... Captain Venn , Leader of the London Train - bands ; Samuel Hewson , one of Cromwell's most active and able supporters ; Samuel Vassal , an eminent merchant , and member of the Long Parliament , and the man who was fined and imprisoned ...
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... Captain of a man of war , and with the Collector , he was com- plained of in England , and recalled to answer for it , where he died in 1694. Cotton Mather is at liberty to speak of him as " an Angel , " " being dropped from the Machine ...
... Captain of a man of war , and with the Collector , he was com- plained of in England , and recalled to answer for it , where he died in 1694. Cotton Mather is at liberty to speak of him as " an Angel , " " being dropped from the Machine ...
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Página 194 - He has waged cruel war against human nature itself, violating its most sacred rights of life and liberty in the persons of a distant people who never offended him, captivating and carrying them into slavery in another hemisphere, or to incur miserable death in their transportation thither. This piratical warfare, the opprobrium of INFIDEL powers, is the warfare of the CHRISTIAN King of Great Britain.
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