Narrative and Critical History of America: The English and French in North America, 1689-1763. 1887Justin Winsor Houghton, Mifflin, 1887 |
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... settlements at St. Augustine and a few adjacent points . Although in 1670 England and Spain entered into stipulations for composing their differences in America , stipulations which have since been known as the American Treaty , the ...
... settlements at St. Augustine and a few adjacent points . Although in 1670 England and Spain entered into stipulations for composing their differences in America , stipulations which have since been known as the American Treaty , the ...
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... settlements south of the former stream . This territory was to 1 [ See Vol . III . p . 157 , and clap . v . , ante . — ED . ]巷 be erected into a distinct province , " with proper THE ENGLISH COLONIZATION OF GEORGIA . 359.
... settlements south of the former stream . This territory was to 1 [ See Vol . III . p . 157 , and clap . v . , ante . — ED . ]巷 be erected into a distinct province , " with proper THE ENGLISH COLONIZATION OF GEORGIA . 359.
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... settlements were not formed within three years from the date of the grant , it should become void . In glowing terms did Sir Robert unfold the attractions of his future Eden " in the most delightful country of the Universe , " and ...
... settlements were not formed within three years from the date of the grant , it should become void . In glowing terms did Sir Robert unfold the attractions of his future Eden " in the most delightful country of the Universe , " and ...
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... settlement , the trustees regarded each male inhabitant both as a planter and as a soldier . Hence , provision was made for supplying him with arms and with agricultural tools . Towns , in their inception , were reckoned as garrisons ...
... settlement , the trustees regarded each male inhabitant both as a planter and as a soldier . Hence , provision was made for supplying him with arms and with agricultural tools . Towns , in their inception , were reckoned as garrisons ...
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... settlement . Ascending that stream as far as Yamacraw Bluff , and deeming it an eligible situation , he went on shore and marked out the site of a town which , from the river flowing by , he named Savannah . This bluff , rising 6 + J ...
... settlement . Ascending that stream as far as Yamacraw Bluff , and deeming it an eligible situation , he went on shore and marked out the site of a town which , from the river flowing by , he named Savannah . This bluff , rising 6 + J ...
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Página 457 - In the last war we did, in my opinion, most inhumanly, and upon pretences that in the eye of an honest man are not worth a farthing, root out this poor innocent deserving people, whom our utter inability to govern, or to reconcile, gave us no sort of right to extirpate.
Página 616 - COMPLEAT HISTORY of the Late War; or Annual Register of its Rise, Progress, and Events in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America.
Página 397 - The General Account of all Monies and Effects received and expended by the Trustees for establishing the Colony of Georgia in America.
Página 564 - Lenape, and associated with them in some of the most notable passages of their history, dwelt the Shawanoes, the Chaouanons of the French, a tribe of bold, roving. and adventurous spirit. Their eccentric wanderings, their sudden appearances and disappearances, perplex the antiquary, and defy research ; but from various scattered notices, we may gather that at an early period they occupied the valley of the Ohio ; that, becoming embroiled with the Five Nations, they shared the defeat of the Andastes,...
Página 416 - I must also inform you that it is his Majesty's pleasure that you remain in security under the inspection and direction of the troops that I have the honour to command.
Página 439 - Fortified towns are hard nuts to crack ; and your teeth have not been accustomed to it. Taking strong places is a particular trade, which you have taken up without serving an apprenticeship to it. Armies and veterans need skilful engineers to direct them in their attack. Have you any? But some seem to think forts are as easy taken as snuff.
Página 357 - And the sight of the faire medowes is a pleasure not able to be expressed with tongue : full of Hernes, Curlues, Bitters, Mallards, Egrepths, Wood-cocks, and all other kinds of small birds...