Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... American colonies had been dictated by that motive . Adams quickly realized the situation , namely , that although a large number of Frenchmen enthusiastically favored the American cause , the court policy was one devoted to purely ...
... American colonies had been dictated by that motive . Adams quickly realized the situation , namely , that although a large number of Frenchmen enthusiastically favored the American cause , the court policy was one devoted to purely ...
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... American vessels from sailing for foreign ports , and restricting foreign vessels from taking out cargoes from American ports . This measure was one of the most drastic ones ever taken in our history , and that Jefferson was able to ...
... American vessels from sailing for foreign ports , and restricting foreign vessels from taking out cargoes from American ports . This measure was one of the most drastic ones ever taken in our history , and that Jefferson was able to ...
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... American vessels from sailing for foreign ports , and restricting foreign vessels from taking out cargoes from American ports . This measure was one of the most drastic ones ever taken in our history , and that Jefferson was able to ...
... American vessels from sailing for foreign ports , and restricting foreign vessels from taking out cargoes from American ports . This measure was one of the most drastic ones ever taken in our history , and that Jefferson was able to ...
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