American Farmers' MovementsVan Nostrand, 1957 - 192 pages |
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Page 26
... Virginia . Even with the rebellion suppressed , a few gains were retained by order of the king , but there were no long - range advantages . Berkeley , with all of his pettifogging ways , was more interested in the welfare of Virginia ...
... Virginia . Even with the rebellion suppressed , a few gains were retained by order of the king , but there were no long - range advantages . Berkeley , with all of his pettifogging ways , was more interested in the welfare of Virginia ...
Page 110
... Virginia with so few men's losse . The fight did continue nigh a night and a day without any intermission . They did ... Virginia Warr , and now I live in great fear , that hee should loose his life amongst them . They are come verry ...
... Virginia with so few men's losse . The fight did continue nigh a night and a day without any intermission . They did ... Virginia Warr , and now I live in great fear , that hee should loose his life amongst them . They are come verry ...
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... Virginia to come forward and join us in council and deliberation on this important crisis , and conclude upon measures interesting to the western coun- ties of Pennsylvania and Virginia . A notification of this kind may be seen in the ...
... Virginia to come forward and join us in council and deliberation on this important crisis , and conclude upon measures interesting to the western coun- ties of Pennsylvania and Virginia . A notification of this kind may be seen in the ...
Contents
Introduction | 8 |
Revolts of Indian Farmers | 11 |
Movements of Colonists | 18 |
Copyright | |
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