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... hand . To the west of the colonists lay the boundless wilderness ; on the east lay the equally vast ocean , the great highway of communication with the civilization of the Old World to which they still instinctively turned . If the land ...
... hand . To the west of the colonists lay the boundless wilderness ; on the east lay the equally vast ocean , the great highway of communication with the civilization of the Old World to which they still instinctively turned . If the land ...
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... hand had no social or political privileges and made their mark principally in the field of commerce and trade . Northernmost of the regions over which these many races were scattered lay New England , ex- tending from the wilds of Maine ...
... hand had no social or political privileges and made their mark principally in the field of commerce and trade . Northernmost of the regions over which these many races were scattered lay New England , ex- tending from the wilds of Maine ...
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... hand , the Huguenots , fleeing from France after the revoca- tion of the Edict of Nantes , in 1685 , though never as numerous as the Scotch - Irish , nor ever as prom- inent as frontiersmen or founders of towns , had the gift of easy ...
... hand , the Huguenots , fleeing from France after the revoca- tion of the Edict of Nantes , in 1685 , though never as numerous as the Scotch - Irish , nor ever as prom- inent as frontiersmen or founders of towns , had the gift of easy ...
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... hand , with their satellite neighbors , the Jerseys and Dela- ware , contained a kaleidoscopic collection of people of different bloods and religions . Their life was also less diversified and scattered , for it was closely 10 COLONIAL ...
... hand , with their satellite neighbors , the Jerseys and Dela- ware , contained a kaleidoscopic collection of people of different bloods and religions . Their life was also less diversified and scattered , for it was closely 10 COLONIAL ...
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... hand , these settlers ventured but short distances inland because of the no less terrible menace of the fighting Tuscarora Indians , who ranged over the region from seaboard to upland and carried terror to the hearts of even the boldest ...
... hand , these settlers ventured but short distances inland because of the no less terrible menace of the fighting Tuscarora Indians , who ranged over the region from seaboard to upland and carried terror to the hearts of even the boldest ...
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