The Making of American Democracy: 1492-1865Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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... brought some few horses with them . What help they could get from the few inhabitants in order to carry the children and other necessaries up they availed themselves of . As the woods were full of water , and most severe frosts , it was ...
... brought some few horses with them . What help they could get from the few inhabitants in order to carry the children and other necessaries up they availed themselves of . As the woods were full of water , and most severe frosts , it was ...
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... brought many passengers . They chiefly came up here , and , obliged to travel by land , they had money given them by the public instead of provisions . Our second crop was in the ground when they came . As it was in the warm season ...
... brought many passengers . They chiefly came up here , and , obliged to travel by land , they had money given them by the public instead of provisions . Our second crop was in the ground when they came . As it was in the warm season ...
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... BROUGHT WITH THEM 1 Belief in the supernatural was a basic as- sumption which most Englishmen brought to the New World , particularly to New England . The New England colonists were a devout peo- ple , reared on an undiluted diet of ...
... BROUGHT WITH THEM 1 Belief in the supernatural was a basic as- sumption which most Englishmen brought to the New World , particularly to New England . The New England colonists were a devout peo- ple , reared on an undiluted diet of ...
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