Economic and Social History of New England, 1620-1789: Aboriginal intercourse with the colonistsHoughton, Mifflin, 1963 - New England |
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... English race in those qualities which subdue continents . Spain ceased to be an element of consequence on the mainland of our continent . - Such momentous changes in the grouping of political powers , in the rise and decline of nations ...
... English race in those qualities which subdue continents . Spain ceased to be an element of consequence on the mainland of our continent . - Such momentous changes in the grouping of political powers , in the rise and decline of nations ...
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... English capital frequently took up good opportunities in the colonies . In lish capital . 1716 , the exports of New England were said to be £ 300,000.1 The well - informed De Foe states in 1727 that the trade of New England , of ...
... English capital frequently took up good opportunities in the colonies . In lish capital . 1716 , the exports of New England were said to be £ 300,000.1 The well - informed De Foe states in 1727 that the trade of New England , of ...
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... English vessels at the , 355 ; fish as currency , 479 ; the value of the , made the English covet French Canada , 594 ; ice affects the , 10 ; the , move north- ward , 614 ; affected by the Revo- lution , 749 ; various details of the ...
... English vessels at the , 355 ; fish as currency , 479 ; the value of the , made the English covet French Canada , 594 ; ice affects the , 10 ; the , move north- ward , 614 ; affected by the Revo- lution , 749 ; various details of the ...
Contents
CHAPTER XII | 449 |
How the eighteenth century went wrong | 458 |
CHAPTER XIII | 473 |
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