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Pagina 31
... England had thoroughly committed herself to the Refor- mation . James II . supported the august character of head of the Anglican Church , with whatever dignity was in his unkingly nature ; but he trembled at the sight of a naked sword ...
... England had thoroughly committed herself to the Refor- mation . James II . supported the august character of head of the Anglican Church , with whatever dignity was in his unkingly nature ; but he trembled at the sight of a naked sword ...
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... England lay dormant , and when might in the field made the beginning and the end of a nation's greatness , a warlike king and a well- disciplined army gave to Sweden temporary force . Gustavus was the zealous champion of Protestantism ...
... England lay dormant , and when might in the field made the beginning and the end of a nation's greatness , a warlike king and a well- disciplined army gave to Sweden temporary force . Gustavus was the zealous champion of Protestantism ...
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... England States , Circulation . $ 44,510,618 505 166 5 Middle States , 485 53,146,871 66 5 Southern States , 146 35,863,618 66 6 S. Western States , 138 46,000,759 66 9 Western States , 288 27,580,611 $ 207,102,477 Total , 31 states and ...
... England States , Circulation . $ 44,510,618 505 166 5 Middle States , 485 53,146,871 66 5 Southern States , 146 35,863,618 66 6 S. Western States , 138 46,000,759 66 9 Western States , 288 27,580,611 $ 207,102,477 Total , 31 states and ...
Pagina 54
... England became her ally and protector , and the long interrupted direct trade between England and the Spanish colonies in America was resumed . At the same time our embargo law , followed by the act of non - intercourse , and finally by ...
... England became her ally and protector , and the long interrupted direct trade between England and the Spanish colonies in America was resumed . At the same time our embargo law , followed by the act of non - intercourse , and finally by ...
Pagina 56
... England , and widespread distress , insolvency , and litigation all over the country . All of which means not , perhaps , excessive issues of bank currency , but a general and disastrous dis- turbance of monetary affairs , which neither ...
... England , and widespread distress , insolvency , and litigation all over the country . All of which means not , perhaps , excessive issues of bank currency , but a general and disastrous dis- turbance of monetary affairs , which neither ...
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