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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... West Point in the enemy's power ; and Arnold agreed to do that , which , had it been successful , would have been a most deadly blow at the freedom of America . Pretending an aversion to longer residence in Philadelphia , and alleging ...
... West Point in the enemy's power ; and Arnold agreed to do that , which , had it been successful , would have been a most deadly blow at the freedom of America . Pretending an aversion to longer residence in Philadelphia , and alleging ...
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... west corner , continued due west , until it shall be intersected by a me- ridian line , to be drawn from the forty- fifth degree of north latitude , through a point twenty miles due west from the most westerly bent , or inclination of ...
... west corner , continued due west , until it shall be intersected by a me- ridian line , to be drawn from the forty- fifth degree of north latitude , through a point twenty miles due west from the most westerly bent , or inclination of ...
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... western states New constitution of Kentucky - Henry Clay in the Convention His first public effort - Territory of the United States west of the Chattahoochee - Spanish evacuation of the Natchez district - The " Mississippi Territory ...
... western states New constitution of Kentucky - Henry Clay in the Convention His first public effort - Territory of the United States west of the Chattahoochee - Spanish evacuation of the Natchez district - The " Mississippi Territory ...
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