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British by attacks on her colonies , where constant friction between the colonial powers in Canada , on the Ohio and the Mississippi was leading to the coming war . The French at first scored a number of successes , e.g. , the defeat of ...
British by attacks on her colonies , where constant friction between the colonial powers in Canada , on the Ohio and the Mississippi was leading to the coming war . The French at first scored a number of successes , e.g. , the defeat of ...
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Broglie was very much interested in events in the American 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 .
Broglie was very much interested in events in the American 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 .
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What- ever may be the cause of it , I should gladly hear from you and be as gladly apprised of a good harmony restored between the Colonies and the Mother Country . I hardly can believe that the English ministry will pursue the rash and ...
What- ever may be the cause of it , I should gladly hear from you and be as gladly apprised of a good harmony restored between the Colonies and the Mother Country . I hardly can believe that the English ministry will pursue the rash and ...
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