A Short History of the United States, 1492-1938Macmillan, 1939 - 1039 pages |
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... hands of the Spaniards . His Death . Louisiana Settled , La Salle's unfinished work was taken up in 1698 by d'Iberville and his brother , Bienville , both notable men in New France . In January , 1699 , they arrived by sea and planted a ...
... hands of the Spaniards . His Death . Louisiana Settled , La Salle's unfinished work was taken up in 1698 by d'Iberville and his brother , Bienville , both notable men in New France . In January , 1699 , they arrived by sea and planted a ...
Page 285
... hands of the general govern- ment as at the hands of the states . The reply did not satisfy the re- publicans , who demanded a strict interpretation of the constitution . Some of them despaired of checking the plans of their opponents ...
... hands of the general govern- ment as at the hands of the states . The reply did not satisfy the re- publicans , who demanded a strict interpretation of the constitution . Some of them despaired of checking the plans of their opponents ...
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... Hands authority . President Wilson was not willing to follow that practice in the existing case . Believing that Huerta's Rejected . hands were red with the blood of his displaced rival he would not take them in his , and he refused to ...
... Hands authority . President Wilson was not willing to follow that practice in the existing case . Believing that Huerta's Rejected . hands were red with the blood of his displaced rival he would not take them in his , and he refused to ...
Contents
Exploring the Coasts of the New World | 31 |
The Gentlemen Adventurers | 41 |
Better Times in the Colony | 50 |
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