A Popular School History of the United States: In which are Inserted as Part of the Narrative Selections from the Writings of Eminent American Historians, and Other American Writers of Note : to which are Added the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution of the United States, with Copious Notes : Fully Illustrated with Maps, Portraits, and ViewsClark & Maynard, 1886 - 379 páginas |
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... Charleston , South Carolina , where he resided during the remainder of his life . He was for several years ( 1782 – 5 ) a member of Congress , and during one year its president . His death was caused by a pistol - shot wound , received ...
... Charleston , South Carolina , where he resided during the remainder of his life . He was for several years ( 1782 – 5 ) a member of Congress , and during one year its president . His death was caused by a pistol - shot wound , received ...
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... Charleston , South Carolina , where he resided during the remainder of his life . He was for several years ( 1782-5 ) a member of Congress , and during one year its president . His death was caused by a pistol - shot wound , received in ...
... Charleston , South Carolina , where he resided during the remainder of his life . He was for several years ( 1782-5 ) a member of Congress , and during one year its president . His death was caused by a pistol - shot wound , received in ...
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... Charleston . Marion . " Simms ... From " Life and Times of Francis ....... 142 Wm . Gilmore Simms , LL.D. , " the most prolific of American historical novelists , " was born in South Carolina in 1806. His productions in poetry , romance ...
... Charleston . Marion . " Simms ... From " Life and Times of Francis ....... 142 Wm . Gilmore Simms , LL.D. , " the most prolific of American historical novelists , " was born in South Carolina in 1806. His productions in poetry , romance ...
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... Charleston ( 142 ) ; Birth of the Nation ( 144 ) ; The fathers of the Declaration ( 145 ) ; Battle of Long Island ; Retreat of Washington ( 148 ) ; Execution of Hale ( 149 ) ; Battle of Trenton ( 150 ) ; Battle of Princeton ; Lafayette ...
... Charleston ( 142 ) ; Birth of the Nation ( 144 ) ; The fathers of the Declaration ( 145 ) ; Battle of Long Island ; Retreat of Washington ( 148 ) ; Execution of Hale ( 149 ) ; Battle of Trenton ( 150 ) ; Battle of Princeton ; Lafayette ...
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... Charleston was laid . About fifty years later Carolina became a royal province , the king , George II . , having purchased the proprietors ' rights . North Carolina and South Carolina then , as royal provinces , began their sepa- rate ...
... Charleston was laid . About fifty years later Carolina became a royal province , the king , George II . , having purchased the proprietors ' rights . North Carolina and South Carolina then , as royal provinces , began their sepa- rate ...
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