A Short History of the United States, 1492-1938Macmillan, 1939 - 1039 pages |
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... History of New England . The history of separate colonies is given in Belknap , History of New Hampshire , 3 vols . ( 1784-1792 ) ; Hutchinson , The Colony of Massachusetts Bay , 3 vols . ( 1764- 1828 ) ; Barry , History of ...
... History of New England . The history of separate colonies is given in Belknap , History of New Hampshire , 3 vols . ( 1784-1792 ) ; Hutchinson , The Colony of Massachusetts Bay , 3 vols . ( 1764- 1828 ) ; Barry , History of ...
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... History of the United States , 6 vols . ( rev . ed . 1925 ) ; and Andrews , Colonial Self - Government ( 1904 ) , very clear and authoritative . An- drews ' important work on the colonial period is being coordinated as The Colonial ...
... History of the United States , 6 vols . ( rev . ed . 1925 ) ; and Andrews , Colonial Self - Government ( 1904 ) , very clear and authoritative . An- drews ' important work on the colonial period is being coordinated as The Colonial ...
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... History ( 1906– ) . Convenient documentary collections are McDonald , Documentary Source Book of American History ( 3d edition , 1928 ) and Commager , Documents of American History ( 1935 ) . For sources in economic history consult ...
... History ( 1906– ) . Convenient documentary collections are McDonald , Documentary Source Book of American History ( 3d edition , 1928 ) and Commager , Documents of American History ( 1935 ) . For sources in economic history consult ...
Contents
Better Times in the Colony | 50 |
The Plymouth Colony | 59 |
The Colonies under the Later Stuarts 16601689 | 92 |
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