Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... wished for war , and that the whole Bourbon family was upon the back of Great Britain ; avowed a thorough dissatisfaction to that country ; wished that any- thing might happen to them , and , as the clergy prayed of our enemies in time ...
... wished for war , and that the whole Bourbon family was upon the back of Great Britain ; avowed a thorough dissatisfaction to that country ; wished that any- thing might happen to them , and , as the clergy prayed of our enemies in time ...
Стр. 60
... and they bowed and spoke to each other . This was no satisfaction ; there must be something more . Neither of our philosophers seemed to divine what was wished or expected ; they , however , took each 60 REVOLUTION TO RECONSTRUCTION.
... and they bowed and spoke to each other . This was no satisfaction ; there must be something more . Neither of our philosophers seemed to divine what was wished or expected ; they , however , took each 60 REVOLUTION TO RECONSTRUCTION.
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... wished to make California independent . As an American officer his participation in the events leading up to the Amer- ican conquest was subject to grave criticism , but his actions were useful and daring . He aided and abetted the Bear ...
... wished to make California independent . As an American officer his participation in the events leading up to the Amer- ican conquest was subject to grave criticism , but his actions were useful and daring . He aided and abetted the Bear ...
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