General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... colonies with them . By making this disposition of them we might secure the adherence of numbers of Irishmen in any under- taking against the naval power , the colonies , or the pro- vinces of England , and might keep ourselves well ...
... colonies with them . By making this disposition of them we might secure the adherence of numbers of Irishmen in any under- taking against the naval power , the colonies , or the pro- vinces of England , and might keep ourselves well ...
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... colonies . In his conversations with de Kalb , it became apparent that the latter felt a great attachment to the " insurgents " fighting for what he considered a just cause . He had in fact kept up a correspondence with some of the ...
... colonies . In his conversations with de Kalb , it became apparent that the latter felt a great attachment to the " insurgents " fighting for what he considered a just cause . He had in fact kept up a correspondence with some of the ...
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... Colonies and the Mother Country . I hardly can believe that the English ministry will pursue the rash and unjust measures and push the colonies to violent extremities to preserve their natural and constitutional liberties . [ I am to ...
... Colonies and the Mother Country . I hardly can believe that the English ministry will pursue the rash and unjust measures and push the colonies to violent extremities to preserve their natural and constitutional liberties . [ I am to ...
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