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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... vote , by the man upon the street , any more than the laws of nat- ural science are settled by careless , unscientific inference . They are the result of careful study and persistent discussion among scientists . The progress in ...
... vote , by the man upon the street , any more than the laws of nat- ural science are settled by careless , unscientific inference . They are the result of careful study and persistent discussion among scientists . The progress in ...
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... Votes at Westminster of , a New King and House of Lords , under the Name , Notion of Another House . " Thomason Tracts , E. 751 . 66 2 Thurloe to H. Cromwell , December 1 , 1657 , Thurloe , VI . 648 . 3 Montague to H. Cromwell ...
... Votes at Westminster of , a New King and House of Lords , under the Name , Notion of Another House . " Thomason Tracts , E. 751 . 66 2 Thurloe to H. Cromwell , December 1 , 1657 , Thurloe , VI . 648 . 3 Montague to H. Cromwell ...
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... voted that succession in the government was indifferent , " it might well be either by election or hereditary . This colorless conclusion was , of course , satisfactory to no one ; and several of the antimonarchists insisted upon the ...
... voted that succession in the government was indifferent , " it might well be either by election or hereditary . This colorless conclusion was , of course , satisfactory to no one ; and several of the antimonarchists insisted upon the ...
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... voted , that succession in the government was indifferent , wheither it were by election or hereditary ; but afterwards some would needs add , that it was desirable to have it continued elective ; that is , that the chiefe magistrate ...
... voted , that succession in the government was indifferent , wheither it were by election or hereditary ; but afterwards some would needs add , that it was desirable to have it continued elective ; that is , that the chiefe magistrate ...
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... voted to permit the exportation of rice from South Carolina.2 The Suffolk County committee met November 15 at the county hall , approved the action of Con- gress , and referred the enforcement of the Association to the town committees ...
... voted to permit the exportation of rice from South Carolina.2 The Suffolk County committee met November 15 at the county hall , approved the action of Con- gress , and referred the enforcement of the Association to the town committees ...
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