Lives of the Signers to the Declaration of IndependenceR. G. H. Huntington, 1839 - 479 頁 |
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... elected president , and Charles Thompson , a citizen of Philadelphia , was chosen secretary . The attention of this celebrated congress was at an early date turned towards the province of Massachusetts , and the city of Boston ; and the ...
... elected president , and Charles Thompson , a citizen of Philadelphia , was chosen secretary . The attention of this celebrated congress was at an early date turned towards the province of Massachusetts , and the city of Boston ; and the ...
第 80 頁
... elected , until the year 1785 , when he resigned . After an interval of two years , he was re - elected to the same office , in which he was continued to the time of his death , which took place on the 8th of October , 1793 , and in the ...
... elected , until the year 1785 , when he resigned . After an interval of two years , he was re - elected to the same office , in which he was continued to the time of his death , which took place on the 8th of October , 1793 , and in the ...
第 84 頁
... elected a representative to the general court of Massachusetts , from the town of Boston . From this pe- riod , during the whole revolutionary struggle , he was the bold , persevering , and efficient supporter of the rights of his ...
... elected a representative to the general court of Massachusetts , from the town of Boston . From this pe- riod , during the whole revolutionary struggle , he was the bold , persevering , and efficient supporter of the rights of his ...
第 89 頁
... elected lieutenant governor , and held that office till 1794 ; when , upon the death of Hancock , he was chosen governor , and was annually re - elected till 1797 , when he retired from public life . This retirement , however , he did ...
... elected lieutenant governor , and held that office till 1794 ; when , upon the death of Hancock , he was chosen governor , and was annually re - elected till 1797 , when he retired from public life . This retirement , however , he did ...
第 100 頁
... elected by ballot on the following day , and consisted of THOMAS JEFFERSON , JOHN ADAMS , BENJAMIN FRANKLIN , ROGER SHERMAN , and ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON . ” It is usual when committees are elected by ballot , that their members are ...
... elected by ballot on the following day , and consisted of THOMAS JEFFERSON , JOHN ADAMS , BENJAMIN FRANKLIN , ROGER SHERMAN , and ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON . ” It is usual when committees are elected by ballot , that their members are ...
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