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Page 28
... on the following May , Penn sent William Markham , a relative , to take
possesup a sion of his province and act as deputy governor 28 THE WITCH OF
SALEM .
... on the following May , Penn sent William Markham , a relative , to take
possesup a sion of his province and act as deputy governor 28 THE WITCH OF
SALEM .
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up a sion of his province and act as deputy governor . A large number of
emigrants in the employ of the company of free traders ” who had purchased
lands in Pennsylvania of the proprietor , went with him . These settled near the
Delaware ...
up a sion of his province and act as deputy governor . A large number of
emigrants in the employ of the company of free traders ” who had purchased
lands in Pennsylvania of the proprietor , went with him . These settled near the
Delaware ...
Page 39
... separate deputy governor over them . In consequence of representations
which came from Pennsylvania , the monarchs William and Mary deprived Penn
PENNSYLVANIA . 39.
... separate deputy governor over them . In consequence of representations
which came from Pennsylvania , the monarchs William and Mary deprived Penn
PENNSYLVANIA . 39.
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from Pennsylvania , the monarchs William and Mary deprived Penn of his rights
as governor of his province , in 1692 , and the control of the domain was placed
in the hands of Governor Fletcher of New York , who , in the spring of 1693 ...
from Pennsylvania , the monarchs William and Mary deprived Penn of his rights
as governor of his province , in 1692 , and the control of the domain was placed
in the hands of Governor Fletcher of New York , who , in the spring of 1693 ...
Page 101
An aunt of Charles Stevens was the wife of a certain Captain Wadsworth , and
Charles was visiting at this aunt's house when the incident happened . As the
student of American history doubtless knows , the tyrannical Governor Andros of
New ...
An aunt of Charles Stevens was the wife of a certain Captain Wadsworth , and
Charles was visiting at this aunt's house when the incident happened . As the
student of American history doubtless knows , the tyrannical Governor Andros of
New ...
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| Title | Columbian Historical Novels, Volume 7 Columbian Historical Novels, John Roy Musick |
| Author | John Roy Musick |
| Publisher | R.H. Whitten Company, 1906 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 24 Apr 2015 |
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