The Making of American Democracy: 1492-1865Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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... land ; and , secondly , the vast herds of cattle kept by the planters . The want of ports , as I said , kept numbers from settling here , and this made the land of less value , consequently every settler got large grants ; and , falling ...
... land ; and , secondly , the vast herds of cattle kept by the planters . The want of ports , as I said , kept numbers from settling here , and this made the land of less value , consequently every settler got large grants ; and , falling ...
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... land as the common property of the whole you take tribes aside and advise them not to come into this measure and untill our design is accomplished we do not wish to accept of your invitation to go and visit the President . The reason I ...
... land as the common property of the whole you take tribes aside and advise them not to come into this measure and untill our design is accomplished we do not wish to accept of your invitation to go and visit the President . The reason I ...
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... land to you . I am not alone in this determination it is the determination of all the warriors and red people that listen to me . I now wish you to listen to me . If you do not it will appear as if wished me to you kill all the chiefs ...
... land to you . I am not alone in this determination it is the determination of all the warriors and red people that listen to me . I now wish you to listen to me . If you do not it will appear as if wished me to you kill all the chiefs ...
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The social motive for colonization William Harrison 1586 | 9 |
Life on a Virginia plantation Philip Vickers Fithian 1774 | 12 |
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