The Spoils of EdenDodd, Mead, 1985 - 387 Seiten |
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... island was the wealthiest and most populous English - speaking settlement in the New World throughout most of the seventeenth century . It may well have been the most influential , too . Certainly the colony left its mark both on the ...
... island was the wealthiest and most populous English - speaking settlement in the New World throughout most of the seventeenth century . It may well have been the most influential , too . Certainly the colony left its mark both on the ...
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... island , only to find the English flag already flying there . A band of eighty freebooters from Jamaica had ousted the Dutch with little effort . Willoughby's mood grew worse in February with the alarming news that the French had joined ...
... island , only to find the English flag already flying there . A band of eighty freebooters from Jamaica had ousted the Dutch with little effort . Willoughby's mood grew worse in February with the alarming news that the French had joined ...
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... island for their refusal to serve in the militia or to pay taxes earmarked for arms and fortifica- tions . The Assembly passed laws making it a crime punishable by heavy fines for allowing one's slaves to attend religious services , and ...
... island for their refusal to serve in the militia or to pay taxes earmarked for arms and fortifica- tions . The Assembly passed laws making it a crime punishable by heavy fines for allowing one's slaves to attend religious services , and ...
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