The American Historical Review, Volume 9John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1904 - History American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... Wilkinson and the Beginnings of the Spanish Conspiracy 490 WILLIAM M. SLOANE The World Aspects of the Louisiana Pur- chase 507 DOCUMENTS - The Interment of William Lovelace , New York , 1671 ; A Letter of Benjamin Franklin , 1775 ...
... Wilkinson and the Beginnings of the Spanish Conspiracy 490 WILLIAM M. SLOANE The World Aspects of the Louisiana Pur- chase 507 DOCUMENTS - The Interment of William Lovelace , New York , 1671 ; A Letter of Benjamin Franklin , 1775 ...
Page 377
... copied , and gained a credence for the story they told beyond the power of any denials to coun- AM . HIST . REV . , VOL . IX . - 25 . teract . Later , when Wilkinson turned against Burr , McCaleb : The Aaron Burr Conspiracy 377.
... copied , and gained a credence for the story they told beyond the power of any denials to coun- AM . HIST . REV . , VOL . IX . - 25 . teract . Later , when Wilkinson turned against Burr , McCaleb : The Aaron Burr Conspiracy 377.
Page 378
... Wilkinson turned against Burr , he told the same tale as if from original knowledge ( p . 141 ) . Jefferson gave full cre- dence to the story thus corroborated , and published his proclamation against Burr . Thereupon the Western people ...
... Wilkinson turned against Burr , he told the same tale as if from original knowledge ( p . 141 ) . Jefferson gave full cre- dence to the story thus corroborated , and published his proclamation against Burr . Thereupon the Western people ...
Page 379
... Wilkinson in 1806 and 1807. Throughout the spring and summer of 1806 it seemed as though war would be pre- cipitated on the Sabine frontier . But Wilkinson was dilatory in getting to the front , apparently waiting for Burr to advance ...
... Wilkinson in 1806 and 1807. Throughout the spring and summer of 1806 it seemed as though war would be pre- cipitated on the Sabine frontier . But Wilkinson was dilatory in getting to the front , apparently waiting for Burr to advance ...
Page 380
... Wilkinson's hands , he fled , was captured near Fort Stoddert , and thence taken to Richmond ( p . 275 ) . Jefferson was deceived completely by Wilkinson ; and when others manifested doubt in regard to the latter's stories and ...
... Wilkinson's hands , he fled , was captured near Fort Stoddert , and thence taken to Richmond ( p . 275 ) . Jefferson was deceived completely by Wilkinson ; and when others manifested doubt in regard to the latter's stories and ...
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