Documentary Source Book of American History: 1606-1906William MacDonald Macmillan, 1923 - 656 страница |
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... Civil Rights Act . April 9 , 1866 146. Restoration of Tennessee . July 24 , 1866 147. Franchise in the District of Columbia . Jan. 8 , 1867 148. Elective Franchise in the Territories . Jan. 31 , 1867 149. First Reconstruction Act ...
... Civil Rights Act . April 9 , 1866 146. Restoration of Tennessee . July 24 , 1866 147. Franchise in the District of Columbia . Jan. 8 , 1867 148. Elective Franchise in the Territories . Jan. 31 , 1867 149. First Reconstruction Act ...
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... Civil Rights Act . March 1 , 1875 177. Electoral Count Act . Jan. 29 , 1877 178. Coinage of the Standard Silver Dollar . Feb. 28 , 1878 . 179. Civil Service Act . Jan. 16 , 1883 • 180. Interstate Commerce Act . Feb. 4 , 1887 181. Anti ...
... Civil Rights Act . March 1 , 1875 177. Electoral Count Act . Jan. 29 , 1877 178. Coinage of the Standard Silver Dollar . Feb. 28 , 1878 . 179. Civil Service Act . Jan. 16 , 1883 • 180. Interstate Commerce Act . Feb. 4 , 1887 181. Anti ...
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... civil Quietness , each with other , whereby every one may , with more Safety , Pleasure , and Profit , enjoy that , whereunto they shall attain with great Pain and Peril ; WE . . . do GIVE and GRANT unto the said Treasurer and Company ...
... civil Quietness , each with other , whereby every one may , with more Safety , Pleasure , and Profit , enjoy that , whereunto they shall attain with great Pain and Peril ; WE . . . do GIVE and GRANT unto the said Treasurer and Company ...
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... civil Government , have , for the most part , grown and proceeded , in regard our said Council have not any direct Power and Au- thority , by any express Words in our former Letters Patents , to correct and chastise such Offenders ; We ...
... civil Government , have , for the most part , grown and proceeded , in regard our said Council have not any direct Power and Au- thority , by any express Words in our former Letters Patents , to correct and chastise such Offenders ; We ...
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... civil government . Mr. Davenport proceeded to propound some things to consideration aboute the gathering of a chur . And to prevent the blemishing of the first beginnings of the chur . worke , Mr. Davenport advised thatt the names of ...
... civil government . Mr. Davenport proceeded to propound some things to consideration aboute the gathering of a chur . And to prevent the blemishing of the first beginnings of the chur . worke , Mr. Davenport advised thatt the names of ...
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