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... agent and to receive agents from the States instead . * James Robertson was thereupon made agent for North Carolina . He resided at Chota and continued to serve in this capacity until his removal to Cumberland in 1779. The reputa- tion ...
... agent and to receive agents from the States instead . * James Robertson was thereupon made agent for North Carolina . He resided at Chota and continued to serve in this capacity until his removal to Cumberland in 1779. The reputa- tion ...
Page 427
... agent in the nation and succeeded in having him expelled from the country . We can not estimate the amount of terror and suffering which the agent , by his tact and energy , kept from the doors of the pio- neers . It is hard to put a ...
... agent in the nation and succeeded in having him expelled from the country . We can not estimate the amount of terror and suffering which the agent , by his tact and energy , kept from the doors of the pio- neers . It is hard to put a ...
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... agent and was authorized to transact all business with them in a more absolute manner than former agents had been authorized to do . This then was an office of much importance , and Martin was urged for it by Henry , who says to him in ...
... agent and was authorized to transact all business with them in a more absolute manner than former agents had been authorized to do . This then was an office of much importance , and Martin was urged for it by Henry , who says to him in ...
Contents
Inaugural Address by Dr James B Angell President | 13 |
The Value of National Archives by Mrs Ellen Hardin | 25 |
American Historical Nomenclature by Hon Ainsworth | 33 |
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