The American Historical Review, Volumen 11John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1906 American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... England should be treated fairly , and that for use in these cases evidence should be diligently sought for in the king's treasury . The responses of the council are written in a small cramped hand between the several paragraphs . Many ...
... England should be treated fairly , and that for use in these cases evidence should be diligently sought for in the king's treasury . The responses of the council are written in a small cramped hand between the several paragraphs . Many ...
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... England in Aquitaine . Some of the recommendations of the bishop , who had been one of the king's proctors at the court of France regarding these cases , were that an effort should be made to have a joint com- mission appointed by the ...
... England in Aquitaine . Some of the recommendations of the bishop , who had been one of the king's proctors at the court of France regarding these cases , were that an effort should be made to have a joint com- mission appointed by the ...
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... England and Flanders . It is entitled , " Articles reported to the chancellor , treasurer , and others of the king's council in England . . . from the king across the sea and the responses to the same articles . " 3 The document is ...
... England and Flanders . It is entitled , " Articles reported to the chancellor , treasurer , and others of the king's council in England . . . from the king across the sea and the responses to the same articles . " 3 The document is ...
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... England charter of 1620 , in the Massachusetts Bay charter granted by Charles I. in 1629 , and that to Sir Ferdinando Gorges for Maine in 1639 , and in the grants of Charles II . for the Carolinas in 1663 and 1665 , for Rhode Island and ...
... England charter of 1620 , in the Massachusetts Bay charter granted by Charles I. in 1629 , and that to Sir Ferdinando Gorges for Maine in 1639 , and in the grants of Charles II . for the Carolinas in 1663 and 1665 , for Rhode Island and ...
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... England . Its use may be taken to represent the closeness of legal connection between the colony and the home government , —that America was , in the view of the king , simply an extension of the soil of England . Actual conditions and ...
... England . Its use may be taken to represent the closeness of legal connection between the colony and the home government , —that America was , in the view of the king , simply an extension of the soil of England . Actual conditions and ...
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