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... authority . He exculpated himself by cast- ing the blame upon his apprentice , who had the charge of the paper . A second paragraph occasioned a call upon the young man himself , who was finally dismissed with a slight reprimand , and ...
... authority . He exculpated himself by cast- ing the blame upon his apprentice , who had the charge of the paper . A second paragraph occasioned a call upon the young man himself , who was finally dismissed with a slight reprimand , and ...
Page xxiii
... authority in the Governor and Council , further proceedings were suspended until the sitting of the Superior Court , when a vigorous attempt was made to procure an indictment ; but it was defeated by the independent spirit of the grand ...
... authority in the Governor and Council , further proceedings were suspended until the sitting of the Superior Court , when a vigorous attempt was made to procure an indictment ; but it was defeated by the independent spirit of the grand ...
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... authority where recourse was had to works already published . I received most liberal assistance from every quarter where I made appli- cation . The libraries of the Philosophical Society of Philadelphia , and VOL . II . 1 of the ...
... authority where recourse was had to works already published . I received most liberal assistance from every quarter where I made appli- cation . The libraries of the Philosophical Society of Philadelphia , and VOL . II . 1 of the ...
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... authorities are always referred to . The " Re- lations de la Nouvelle France , " often quoted , are the collection of the original annual reports of the Jesuits in Canada , to their superiors in Europe , from the year 1633 to 1672 ...
... authorities are always referred to . The " Re- lations de la Nouvelle France , " often quoted , are the collection of the original annual reports of the Jesuits in Canada , to their superiors in Europe , from the year 1633 to 1672 ...
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... authority over the Indians of the Connecticut River . But those , extending thence westwardly to the Hudson River , appear to have been divided into small and independent tribes , united , since they were known to the Europeans by no ...
... authority over the Indians of the Connecticut River . But those , extending thence westwardly to the Hudson River , appear to have been divided into small and independent tribes , united , since they were known to the Europeans by no ...
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