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... north of Ireland , had much less influence in New England than in Pennsyl- vania , or in the back country of the South , where their numbers were five times as large as in the North and where their work as frontier pioneers was far more ...
... north of Ireland , had much less influence in New England than in Pennsyl- vania , or in the back country of the South , where their numbers were five times as large as in the North and where their work as frontier pioneers was far more ...
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... north and added to the distractions of politics the heavy burden of defense and the responsibility for peace with the Six Nations , whose alliance was so es- sential to English success . The population of the province nevertheless ...
... north and added to the distractions of politics the heavy burden of defense and the responsibility for peace with the Six Nations , whose alliance was so es- sential to English success . The population of the province nevertheless ...
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... North , adorned with the best that the world could offer . The colo- nial mayors of Philadelphia , like those of London , were taken as a rule from the mercantile class . The population of Pennsylvania increased from 50,000 in 1730 to ...
... North , adorned with the best that the world could offer . The colo- nial mayors of Philadelphia , like those of London , were taken as a rule from the mercantile class . The population of Pennsylvania increased from 50,000 in 1730 to ...
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... North whence they had come . Beyond the southern boundary of Pennsylvania -famous later as Mason and Dixon's Line - lay two groups of colonies in a semitropical zone occu- pying the tidewater lowlands about the Chesapeake and the great ...
... North whence they had come . Beyond the southern boundary of Pennsylvania -famous later as Mason and Dixon's Line - lay two groups of colonies in a semitropical zone occu- pying the tidewater lowlands about the Chesapeake and the great ...
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... North Carolina , there were no foreigners , so far as can be ascer- tained . But after 1700 many Swiss and Palatine Germans toiled wearily overland from Virginia and founded New Bern ; Huguenots settled on the Pam- lico , German ...
... North Carolina , there were no foreigners , so far as can be ascer- tained . But after 1700 many Swiss and Palatine Germans toiled wearily overland from Virginia and founded New Bern ; Huguenots settled on the Pam- lico , German ...
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