History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... GEORGIA . securing the submission of the inhabit- ants . He accomplished. CH . V. ] privates and officers was insufficient for more than bare necessaries . " I would to God , " said Washington , speaking of these speculating wretches ...
... GEORGIA . securing the submission of the inhabit- ants . He accomplished. CH . V. ] privates and officers was insufficient for more than bare necessaries . " I would to God , " said Washington , speaking of these speculating wretches ...
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... Georgia and South Car- olina is broken and irregular , abound- ing in islands , and intersected by arms of the sea . General Prevost detached Major Gardener , with two hundred men , to take possession of the Island of Port Royal ; but ...
... Georgia and South Car- olina is broken and irregular , abound- ing in islands , and intersected by arms of the sea . General Prevost detached Major Gardener , with two hundred men , to take possession of the Island of Port Royal ; but ...
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... Georgia . sons . that Georgia was to be paid only out of the proceeds of land sales in the Mississippi Territory . Turning our attention to the north . western region , we find that after the close of the Indian war and the restor ...
... Georgia . sons . that Georgia was to be paid only out of the proceeds of land sales in the Mississippi Territory . Turning our attention to the north . western region , we find that after the close of the Indian war and the restor ...
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