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... SECOND PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES : WITH A LIFE OF THE
AUTHOR , NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS , BY HIS GRANDSON CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS . VOL . III . BOSTON : CHARLES C. LITTLE AND JAMES
BROWN .
... SECOND PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES : WITH A LIFE OF THE
AUTHOR , NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS , BY HIS GRANDSON CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS . VOL . III . BOSTON : CHARLES C. LITTLE AND JAMES
BROWN .
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469 GOVERNOR WINTHROP TO GOVERNOR BRADFORD 484
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE TOWN OF BOSTON TO THEIR REPRESENTATIVES ,
1768 . . 501 INSTRUCTIONS OF THE TOWN OF Boston To THEIR
REPRESENTATIVES , 1769 .
469 GOVERNOR WINTHROP TO GOVERNOR BRADFORD 484
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE TOWN OF BOSTON TO THEIR REPRESENTATIVES ,
1768 . . 501 INSTRUCTIONS OF THE TOWN OF Boston To THEIR
REPRESENTATIVES , 1769 .
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... of the first and second battalions of American marines, and that they be
considered as part of the number which the continental army before Boston is
ordered to consist of “Ordered that a copy of the above be transmitted to the
General.
... of the first and second battalions of American marines, and that they be
considered as part of the number which the continental army before Boston is
ordered to consist of “Ordered that a copy of the above be transmitted to the
General.
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... perfectly unsettled in any plan to be recommended te a State, always inclining
to the most democratical forms, and even to a single sovereign assembly, until
his constituents afterwards in Boston compelled him to vote for three branches.
... perfectly unsettled in any plan to be recommended te a State, always inclining
to the most democratical forms, and even to a single sovereign assembly, until
his constituents afterwards in Boston compelled him to vote for three branches.
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They undoubtedly, also, contributed to the writings of Publius, called the
Federalist, which were all written after the publication of my work in Philadelphia,
New York, and Boston. Whether the people will permit any of these Constitutions
to ...
They undoubtedly, also, contributed to the writings of Publius, called the
Federalist, which were all written after the publication of my work in Philadelphia,
New York, and Boston. Whether the people will permit any of these Constitutions
to ...
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| Заглавие | The Works of John Adams, Second President of the United States: With a Life of the Author, Notes and Illustrations, Том 3 American culture series Library of American civilization Том 3 от The Works of John Adams, Second President of the United States, Charles Francis Adams The Works of John Adams, Second President of the United States: With a Life of the Author, Notes and Illustrations, Charles Francis Adams |
| Автори | John Adams, Charles Francis Adams |
| Редактор | Charles Francis Adams |
| Издател | Little, Brown, 1851 |
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