WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... England begins about this time. Colonies cannot sell directly to England enough of what they produce to pay for necessary English manufactures (tools, textiles), but these can be purchased with sugar, molasses, and rum obtained in West ...
... England begins about this time. Colonies cannot sell directly to England enough of what they produce to pay for necessary English manufactures (tools, textiles), but these can be purchased with sugar, molasses, and rum obtained in West ...
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... England and America. 1773 - 1774 June 1773. Samuel Adams reads letters from Governor Thomas Hutchinson and Lieutenant Governor Andrew Oliver in session of Massachusetts House of Representatives. Letters have been sent from England ...
... England and America. 1773 - 1774 June 1773. Samuel Adams reads letters from Governor Thomas Hutchinson and Lieutenant Governor Andrew Oliver in session of Massachusetts House of Representatives. Letters have been sent from England ...
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... England, Smith attended school until the age of 15, then was apprenticed to a wealthy merchant. He began to travel in Europe at the age of 16 and four years later joined the fighting in Transylvania, where he was taken prisoner and made ...
... England, Smith attended school until the age of 15, then was apprenticed to a wealthy merchant. He began to travel in Europe at the age of 16 and four years later joined the fighting in Transylvania, where he was taken prisoner and made ...
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