An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, Volumen 3compiler ; H.D. Symonds and J. Ridgeway, 1791 - 510 páginas |
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... hundred acres , the grantee only paying office - fees for the fame . After this period ( i . e . 1781 ) a land office was opened by the State , granting warrants for any quantity of unlocated land , upon condition of cer- tain fums of ...
... hundred acres , the grantee only paying office - fees for the fame . After this period ( i . e . 1781 ) a land office was opened by the State , granting warrants for any quantity of unlocated land , upon condition of cer- tain fums of ...
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... hundred . From this place of rendezvous they fent out small parties , by different roads , who entered the settlement under the mask of friendship . At the change of the full moon all of them had agreed to begin their murderous ...
... hundred . From this place of rendezvous they fent out small parties , by different roads , who entered the settlement under the mask of friendship . At the change of the full moon all of them had agreed to begin their murderous ...
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... hundred mountain- eers , as the veteran fons of this district were called , commanded by the brave General William Campbell , against a party of the British under the command of Colonel Fergufon . Upwards of one thousand one hundred of ...
... hundred mountain- eers , as the veteran fons of this district were called , commanded by the brave General William Campbell , against a party of the British under the command of Colonel Fergufon . Upwards of one thousand one hundred of ...
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... hundred mountaineers , well mounted , pene- trated far into the Cherokee country , introduced the new and fuc cefsful mode of fighting Indians on horfeback , accomplished his de- figns , and returned in January , 1781 . In the ...
... hundred mountaineers , well mounted , pene- trated far into the Cherokee country , introduced the new and fuc cefsful mode of fighting Indians on horfeback , accomplished his de- figns , and returned in January , 1781 . In the ...
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... hundred and feventy Germans embarked with James Oglethorpe , and were fixed in another quarter ; fo that , in the space of three years , Georgia received above four hundred British fubjects , and about about an hundred and feventy ...
... hundred and feventy Germans embarked with James Oglethorpe , and were fixed in another quarter ; fo that , in the space of three years , Georgia received above four hundred British fubjects , and about about an hundred and feventy ...
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