The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... King , known as the Puritan Revolution , which finally led to civil war in England , in which Charles I was deposed and finally beheaded and Oliver Cromwell came to rule . During this period the colonies were permitted to develop after ...
... King , known as the Puritan Revolution , which finally led to civil war in England , in which Charles I was deposed and finally beheaded and Oliver Cromwell came to rule . During this period the colonies were permitted to develop after ...
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... king in name only as had been the last two kings . His mother and his tutors had impressed upon him that his duty ... king found it necessary to control and secure the sup- port of some of the factions in Parliament . He found ways in ...
... king in name only as had been the last two kings . His mother and his tutors had impressed upon him that his duty ... king found it necessary to control and secure the sup- port of some of the factions in Parliament . He found ways in ...
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... King , Rufus , 191 , 236 , 244 , 359 King George's War , 116 Kings , growth of power , 16-17 King's College , 99 Kings Mountain , battle of , 164 King's Path , 527 King William's War , 115 Kitty Hawk , N.C. , 559 Knights of Columbus ...
... King , Rufus , 191 , 236 , 244 , 359 King George's War , 116 Kings , growth of power , 16-17 King's College , 99 Kings Mountain , battle of , 164 King's Path , 527 King William's War , 115 Kitty Hawk , N.C. , 559 Knights of Columbus ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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