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1631 William Bradford ( 1590-1657 ) A Yorkshireman of the yeoman class , teenth - century historians as a principal William Bradford fled from England to source for their studies , disappeared Holland with John Robinson's Separat- ...
1631 William Bradford ( 1590-1657 ) A Yorkshireman of the yeoman class , teenth - century historians as a principal William Bradford fled from England to source for their studies , disappeared Holland with John Robinson's Separat- ...
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John Lawson , probably of Yorkshire , England , left Charleston , S.C. , in December of 1700 to explore the piedmont of North Carolina . After spending several years traveling in North Carolina , he returned to England in 1708 to ...
John Lawson , probably of Yorkshire , England , left Charleston , S.C. , in December of 1700 to explore the piedmont of North Carolina . After spending several years traveling in North Carolina , he returned to England in 1708 to ...
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1715-20 In England to present case 1690 William Byrd , I , built first of Council in quit - rents conhouse at Westover ; William troversy ; following lengthy Byrd , II , at school in Holland ; fight , returned to Virginia returned to ...
1715-20 In England to present case 1690 William Byrd , I , built first of Council in quit - rents conhouse at Westover ; William troversy ; following lengthy Byrd , II , at school in Holland ; fight , returned to Virginia returned to ...
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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