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... houses , raised good crops , sent their surplus abroad and bought English goods with it , went to church , and dis- cussed politics . In education , in refinement , in literature and art , most of the colonists had made about the same ...
... houses , raised good crops , sent their surplus abroad and bought English goods with it , went to church , and dis- cussed politics . In education , in refinement , in literature and art , most of the colonists had made about the same ...
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... House of Representatives " Voted an Entire Satisfaction in the Town in the late Conduct of their Representatives in Endeavoring to preserue their Valuable Priviledges , And Pray their further Endeavors therein - " Voted . That the Afair ...
... House of Representatives " Voted an Entire Satisfaction in the Town in the late Conduct of their Representatives in Endeavoring to preserue their Valuable Priviledges , And Pray their further Endeavors therein - " Voted . That the Afair ...
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... houses ; the lower house was elective , and by its control over money bills it frequently forced the passage of measures unacceptable to the co - ordinate house . This latter , except in a few cases , was a small body appointed by the ...
... houses ; the lower house was elective , and by its control over money bills it frequently forced the passage of measures unacceptable to the co - ordinate house . This latter , except in a few cases , was a small body appointed by the ...
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... house . The governor was a third part of the legislature in so far as he chose to exercise his veto power . The only other limitation on the legislative power of the assemblies was the general pro- viso that no act " was to be contrary ...
... house . The governor was a third part of the legislature in so far as he chose to exercise his veto power . The only other limitation on the legislative power of the assemblies was the general pro- viso that no act " was to be contrary ...
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... house or body servants , and slaves were rather an evidence of the master's consequence than of their value in agriculture . In the South , where land could be worked during a larger portion of the year , and where the con- ditions of ...
... house or body servants , and slaves were rather an evidence of the master's consequence than of their value in agriculture . In the South , where land could be worked during a larger portion of the year , and where the con- ditions of ...
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