The Works of Francis ParkmanРипол Классик, 1969 |
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... Boston merchants made good profit by supplying the Acadians with necessaries which they could get in no other way; and in time of war these profits, though lawless, were greater than in time of peace. But what chiefly influenced the ...
... Boston merchants made good profit by supplying the Acadians with necessaries which they could get in no other way; and in time of war these profits, though lawless, were greater than in time of peace. But what chiefly influenced the ...
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... strongly urged an attack by sea on New York and Boston, as the only sure means of securing French ascendancy. He was always in opposition to the clerical party. ' See La Moths-Cadillac 21—, 8 Aoit, 1696. 1 “ 11 me dis que je me donnois dos.
... strongly urged an attack by sea on New York and Boston, as the only sure means of securing French ascendancy. He was always in opposition to the clerical party. ' See La Moths-Cadillac 21—, 8 Aoit, 1696. 1 “ 11 me dis que je me donnois dos.
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... but we must keep things astir in the direction of Boston, or else the Abenalcis will declare for the English.” In short, the object was fully to commit these savages to hostil' ity against New England, and convince them at the same.
... but we must keep things astir in the direction of Boston, or else the Abenalcis will declare for the English.” In short, the object was fully to commit these savages to hostil' ity against New England, and convince them at the same.
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The Works of Francis Parkman: A half-century of conflict Francis Parkman Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1897 |
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