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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... success . Meanwhile , Governor Rutledge , with such of his council , as he could con- veniently consult , was invested with a dictatorial authority , and empowered to do every thing necessary for the public good , except taking away the ...
... success . Meanwhile , Governor Rutledge , with such of his council , as he could con- veniently consult , was invested with a dictatorial authority , and empowered to do every thing necessary for the public good , except taking away the ...
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... success . The allies and the English , alternately the conquerors and the conquered , took each from the other , large fleets of merchantmen ; although the English were , in general , the most successful . Several of the West India ...
... success . The allies and the English , alternately the conquerors and the conquered , took each from the other , large fleets of merchantmen ; although the English were , in general , the most successful . Several of the West India ...
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... success of the Revolution , and had stood the first and fiercest onset of tyranny . He was a man of positive character , of pure reputation , of great courage and boldness , of impassioned eloquence , and of active and untiring energies ...
... success of the Revolution , and had stood the first and fiercest onset of tyranny . He was a man of positive character , of pure reputation , of great courage and boldness , of impassioned eloquence , and of active and untiring energies ...
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