History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, Svazek 1Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... thousand . Acadie was even still more feeble , the total of its inhabitants being less probably than three thou ... thousand inhabi- tants , of whom Massachusetts , with Plymouth and Maine , may have had forty - four thousand ; New ...
... thousand . Acadie was even still more feeble , the total of its inhabitants being less probably than three thou ... thousand inhabi- tants , of whom Massachusetts , with Plymouth and Maine , may have had forty - four thousand ; New ...
Strana 214
... thousand tons ; one half of these vessels traded to Europe . About six thousand persons were employed in its fisheries . Connecticut appears to have made steady progress , and in 1750 is computed to have had one hundred thousand ...
... thousand tons ; one half of these vessels traded to Europe . About six thousand persons were employed in its fisheries . Connecticut appears to have made steady progress , and in 1750 is computed to have had one hundred thousand ...
Strana 358
... thousand peasants keep adier . Both Gates and Lee were foreign born , and Congress would not have appointed them to ... thousand yeomanry beleaguering a town garrisoned by five thousand reg- • In New York , Mr. Livingston , as president ...
... thousand peasants keep adier . Both Gates and Lee were foreign born , and Congress would not have appointed them to ... thousand yeomanry beleaguering a town garrisoned by five thousand reg- • In New York , Mr. Livingston , as president ...
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