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... England , where it was heard by the Privy Council , which was a body of royal advisers . Trial by jury was used in the colonies , and the colonists claimed all the other safe- guards of personal liberty . Why the colonial governments ...
... England , where it was heard by the Privy Council , which was a body of royal advisers . Trial by jury was used in the colonies , and the colonists claimed all the other safe- guards of personal liberty . Why the colonial governments ...
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... England at that time . The early attitude towards England . For more than a hundred years after the first settlement of the country , the colonists were friendly to England . Save in New York and Delaware , they called England their ...
... England at that time . The early attitude towards England . For more than a hundred years after the first settlement of the country , the colonists were friendly to England . Save in New York and Delaware , they called England their ...
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... England's aid they would be in a dangerous position . Independence was out of the question . How the victory of England over France changed mat- ters . But in 1763 the whole situation altered . France was defeated on the St. Lawrence ...
... England's aid they would be in a dangerous position . Independence was out of the question . How the victory of England over France changed mat- ters . But in 1763 the whole situation altered . France was defeated on the St. Lawrence ...
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WHY WE HAVE GOVERNMENT I | 1 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT | 20 |
HOW THE STATES BECAME A NATION | 38 |
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