Webster's Guide to American History: A Chronological, Geographical, and Biographical Survey and CompendiumCharles Lincoln Van Doren, Robert McHenry G. & C. Merriam Company, 1971 - 1428 من الصفحات |
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... France is the natural defense of the United States against the rapacious spirit of Great Britain against them . France is a nation so vastly emi- nent , having been for so many centuries what they call the dominant power of Europe ...
... France is the natural defense of the United States against the rapacious spirit of Great Britain against them . France is a nation so vastly emi- nent , having been for so many centuries what they call the dominant power of Europe ...
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... France and a $ 240,000 bribe for Talleyrand himself ; they also threaten war between France and U.S. Commission refuses emphatically . Preaching of James McGready , leader of camp meeting movement , is beginning of great religious ...
... France and a $ 240,000 bribe for Talleyrand himself ; they also threaten war between France and U.S. Commission refuses emphatically . Preaching of James McGready , leader of camp meeting movement , is beginning of great religious ...
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... France and at- tacked France from the south on June 10 . June 13. Premier Paul Reynaud of France asks the U.S. for aid , but Marshal Henri Philippe Pétain succeeds Reynaud as head of government ; Pétain negotiates peace with Germany on ...
... France and at- tacked France from the south on June 10 . June 13. Premier Paul Reynaud of France asks the U.S. for aid , but Marshal Henri Philippe Pétain succeeds Reynaud as head of government ; Pétain negotiates peace with Germany on ...
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The Frontier 17501890 | 658 |
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