The American Historical Review, Volumen14John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1909 American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... present time , no document has been brought to light which positively proves that Colbert was opposed to the persecu- tions of the Huguenots , and it is probably true that he would not have protested against the revocation . We know ...
... present time , no document has been brought to light which positively proves that Colbert was opposed to the persecu- tions of the Huguenots , and it is probably true that he would not have protested against the revocation . We know ...
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... present unsettled state of the boundary line it would be impolitic to make any attempt to pre- serve or recruit this once valuable country , as it would attract the atten- tion of the American trappers , so that there is little prospect ...
... present unsettled state of the boundary line it would be impolitic to make any attempt to pre- serve or recruit this once valuable country , as it would attract the atten- tion of the American trappers , so that there is little prospect ...
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... present site , on the mainland , between two rivers , the Sitka and Tacom , about 15 miles distant from each . It is ... present collected so that all idea of occupying the interior country with 1 ° 54 ° 45 ' . 10 posts during the ...
... present site , on the mainland , between two rivers , the Sitka and Tacom , about 15 miles distant from each . It is ... present collected so that all idea of occupying the interior country with 1 ° 54 ° 45 ' . 10 posts during the ...
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... present arrangement with the Rus- sians is now abandoned . Par . 27 . The climate of the N. W. Coast to the northward differs very much from that of the country to the southward of Lat . 49 ° arising I con- ceive in addition to the ...
... present arrangement with the Rus- sians is now abandoned . Par . 27 . The climate of the N. W. Coast to the northward differs very much from that of the country to the southward of Lat . 49 ° arising I con- ceive in addition to the ...
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... present known . Vessels employed in the fishing might run in and out from month to month , as circumstances might render desirable , deliver their oil , receive refreshments or other supplies , and thus remain on their stations from ...
... present known . Vessels employed in the fishing might run in and out from month to month , as circumstances might render desirable , deliver their oil , receive refreshments or other supplies , and thus remain on their stations from ...
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