Lord Dartmouth and the American RevolutionUniversity of South Carolina Press, 1965 - 219 páginas |
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... York's , Haldimand still reported that the ship failed to unload , be- cause it had been " ordered by the mob of that town to depart . . . . ” 22 A different picture of the crisis emerged from the correspondence of private citizens ...
... York's , Haldimand still reported that the ship failed to unload , be- cause it had been " ordered by the mob of that town to depart . . . . ” 22 A different picture of the crisis emerged from the correspondence of private citizens ...
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... York suggested the limitation of the illimitable . How could Dartmouth continue to hope for a peaceful accommodation with Massachusetts , when not even New York shared his view of the constitution ? The New York petitions to the two ...
... York suggested the limitation of the illimitable . How could Dartmouth continue to hope for a peaceful accommodation with Massachusetts , when not even New York shared his view of the constitution ? The New York petitions to the two ...
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... York's active participation in the struggle . The provincial Asso- ciation informed the Lieutenant - Governor that : " To their inexpres- sible grief they have found that the most dutiful applications for redress have not only been ...
... York's active participation in the struggle . The provincial Asso- ciation informed the Lieutenant - Governor that : " To their inexpres- sible grief they have found that the most dutiful applications for redress have not only been ...
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 1 |
PIETY AND PHILANTHROPY | 9 |
iii | 35 |
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