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... to 1896 , Lieut . - Governors , 1778 to 1896 , Senators in Congress , 1791 to 1895 , Representatives in Congress , 1791 to 1895 , 189 - 190 191 - 192 TORONTO BUFFALO OGDENS KINGSTON SCRANTON DOKLY ALBANS UTLAND BELLOWS FALLS CONTENTS . 7.
... to 1896 , Lieut . - Governors , 1778 to 1896 , Senators in Congress , 1791 to 1895 , Representatives in Congress , 1791 to 1895 , 189 - 190 191 - 192 TORONTO BUFFALO OGDENS KINGSTON SCRANTON DOKLY ALBANS UTLAND BELLOWS FALLS CONTENTS . 7.
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... Representatives in Congress . CHAPTER X. Some Important Towns and Cities . In Vernon , in the southeast corner of the State , was the first settlement in Vermont , not later than 1690 . At South Vernon is a railroad junction ...
... Representatives in Congress . CHAPTER X. Some Important Towns and Cities . In Vernon , in the southeast corner of the State , was the first settlement in Vermont , not later than 1690 . At South Vernon is a railroad junction ...
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... representatives from thirty - three towns . Eight of the towns were east of the mountains . At this meeting the convention Voted , To take the following vote , passed July 24 , 1776 , into consideration ( viz . ) " Proceeded to the ...
... representatives from thirty - three towns . Eight of the towns were east of the mountains . At this meeting the convention Voted , To take the following vote , passed July 24 , 1776 , into consideration ( viz . ) " Proceeded to the ...
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... representatives from the sev- eral counties and towns of the New Hampshire Grants , holden at Westminster , January 15 , 1777 , by adjourn- ment . Whereas , The Honorable the Continental Congress did , on the 4th day of July last ...
... representatives from the sev- eral counties and towns of the New Hampshire Grants , holden at Westminster , January 15 , 1777 , by adjourn- ment . Whereas , The Honorable the Continental Congress did , on the 4th day of July last ...
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... representatives . Each State had become independent by throwing off British rule . They entered the Congress as equals with the boundaries and the possessions they had before held as colonies . New York was in Congress by her delegates ...
... representatives . Each State had become independent by throwing off British rule . They entered the Congress as equals with the boundaries and the possessions they had before held as colonies . New York was in Congress by her delegates ...
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