The Making of American Democracy: 1492-1865Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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... English migrations over- seas . No one can deny that religious reasons were strong with certain groups , but we have overemphasized English persecution as motive . So firmly fixed is this idea that we have created a popular legend that ...
... English migrations over- seas . No one can deny that religious reasons were strong with certain groups , but we have overemphasized English persecution as motive . So firmly fixed is this idea that we have created a popular legend that ...
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... English well , " " You understand English easily . " I have often heard them say , " You speak American well , " " American is not hard to learn . " They went even further ; it was seriously proposed to introduce a new language , and ...
... English well , " " You understand English easily . " I have often heard them say , " You speak American well , " " American is not hard to learn . " They went even further ; it was seriously proposed to introduce a new language , and ...
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... English language , shall not pass through the postoffice and shall be seized . ART . 3. Every subject of England , of what- ever rank and condition soever , who shall be found in the countries occupied by our troops , or by those of our ...
... English language , shall not pass through the postoffice and shall be seized . ART . 3. Every subject of England , of what- ever rank and condition soever , who shall be found in the countries occupied by our troops , or by those of our ...
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