National Magazine: A Monthly Journal of American History, Volumen16Magazine of Western History Publishing Company, 1892 |
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... received . They made little change in the officials ; William Beekman was retained in office as sheriff and Thomas Chambers as commissary ; Captain Brodhead and an English garrison were left in charge of the fort . So peaceful had been ...
... received . They made little change in the officials ; William Beekman was retained in office as sheriff and Thomas Chambers as commissary ; Captain Brodhead and an English garrison were left in charge of the fort . So peaceful had been ...
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... received this addition to its territory it was deprived of its authority on the islands . All except Block Island were included in the grant to the Duke . All Long Island , with Nan- tucket and Martha's Vineyard , were joined to New ...
... received this addition to its territory it was deprived of its authority on the islands . All except Block Island were included in the grant to the Duke . All Long Island , with Nan- tucket and Martha's Vineyard , were joined to New ...
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... received it with eager interest . But great was the disap- pointment of those who had lived under the Connecticut charter and elected their own rulers . They asked to be allowed to choose their own magistrates , but Nicolls showed them ...
... received it with eager interest . But great was the disap- pointment of those who had lived under the Connecticut charter and elected their own rulers . They asked to be allowed to choose their own magistrates , but Nicolls showed them ...
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... received the commis- sioners with cold civility . Never be- fore had an English frigate sailed in- to Boston harbor ; the event was om- inous of change , and Endicott and Bellingham saw with alarm the first footsteps of European tyranny ...
... received the commis- sioners with cold civility . Never be- fore had an English frigate sailed in- to Boston harbor ; the event was om- inous of change , and Endicott and Bellingham saw with alarm the first footsteps of European tyranny ...
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... received them with all his usual good humor ; they hailed him as the savior of the republic . He was made at once admiral of the fleet . De Ruyter was the chief naval commander of his time . He was born in extreme poverty at Flushing ...
... received them with all his usual good humor ; they hailed him as the savior of the republic . He was made at once admiral of the fleet . De Ruyter was the chief naval commander of his time . He was born in extreme poverty at Flushing ...
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