The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... later , Parliament required that with trifling exceptions all European products destined for the colonies be brought to England before being shipped across the Atlantic . Since trade between England and the colonies was reserved to ...
... later , Parliament required that with trifling exceptions all European products destined for the colonies be brought to England before being shipped across the Atlantic . Since trade between England and the colonies was reserved to ...
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... later wrote , “ I was confirmed in the habit of considering America as my country and Congress as my government . " Andrew Jackson , child of the Carolina frontier , was only nine when the Revolution broke out . One brother was killed ...
... later wrote , “ I was confirmed in the habit of considering America as my country and Congress as my government . " Andrew Jackson , child of the Carolina frontier , was only nine when the Revolution broke out . One brother was killed ...
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... Later in his career he bragged of fathering no less than six illegitimate children , which was assuredly untrue . He never married , and his work suggests that his strongest emotional ties were with men rather than with women . He ...
... Later in his career he bragged of fathering no less than six illegitimate children , which was assuredly untrue . He never married , and his work suggests that his strongest emotional ties were with men rather than with women . He ...
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The Age of Discovery and Settlement | 14 |
The Colonial World | 66 |
America and the British Empire | 98 |
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