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... spirit of inde- pendence . High as were the powers vested in the colo- nial government of Virginia , of which , though but lieu- tenant - governor , he had the actual control ; they were counterbalanced by the power inherent in the ...
... spirit of inde- pendence . High as were the powers vested in the colo- nial government of Virginia , of which , though but lieu- tenant - governor , he had the actual control ; they were counterbalanced by the power inherent in the ...
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... spirit of independence and self - government . Those who followed them in the reign of Charles I. , were imbued with the same spirit , and gave a lasting character to the people of New England . Other colonies , having been formed under ...
... spirit of independence and self - government . Those who followed them in the reign of Charles I. , were imbued with the same spirit , and gave a lasting character to the people of New England . Other colonies , having been formed under ...
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... spirit . He had a kind of rough eloquence , also , that was very effective with his followers . " His style , " says one , who knew him personally , " was a singular compound of local barbarisms , Scriptural phrases , and oriental wild ...
... spirit . He had a kind of rough eloquence , also , that was very effective with his followers . " His style , " says one , who knew him personally , " was a singular compound of local barbarisms , Scriptural phrases , and oriental wild ...
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CHAPTER I | 25 |
CHAPTER II | 45 |
CHAPTER III | 53 |
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