Lord Dartmouth and the American RevolutionUniversity of South Carolina Press, 1965 - 219 páginas |
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Página 142
... independence inconsistent with their connection with his kingdom . " 36 Dartmouth believed that North's resolution constituted a just and moderate plan for reconciliation . The principle of parliamentary supremacy must be acknowledged ...
... independence inconsistent with their connection with his kingdom . " 36 Dartmouth believed that North's resolution constituted a just and moderate plan for reconciliation . The principle of parliamentary supremacy must be acknowledged ...
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... independence . What is the evidence in support of Dartmouth's charge of " most traitorous designs " ? There is some ... independence , and that all petitions were mere dissimulation . It is ironic that the rejection of the Olive Branch ...
... independence . What is the evidence in support of Dartmouth's charge of " most traitorous designs " ? There is some ... independence , and that all petitions were mere dissimulation . It is ironic that the rejection of the Olive Branch ...
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... independence , the offer came too late , 45 How can Dartmouth's role in the sad story of the failure of colo- nial conciliation be evaluated ? Due allowance must be made for the fact that his reputation as a conciliator had been ...
... independence , the offer came too late , 45 How can Dartmouth's role in the sad story of the failure of colo- nial conciliation be evaluated ? Due allowance must be made for the fact that his reputation as a conciliator had been ...
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 1 |
PIETY AND PHILANTHROPY | 9 |
iii | 35 |
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