The Quarterly Review, Volume 101William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1857 |
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... chief three mullets of the second ) which may have suggested the stars and stripes of the American ensign . Lawrence's son emigrated to America about 1657 , and his son settled at Bridge's Creek , where the great George was born in 1732 ...
... chief three mullets of the second ) which may have suggested the stars and stripes of the American ensign . Lawrence's son emigrated to America about 1657 , and his son settled at Bridge's Creek , where the great George was born in 1732 ...
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... chief had to speak firmly in his defence . He reiterated that he held him in the highest estima- tion , and that if ... chief to dismiss him . His chief replied that such conduct would be in direct opposition to the bright example of the ...
... chief had to speak firmly in his defence . He reiterated that he held him in the highest estima- tion , and that if ... chief to dismiss him . His chief replied that such conduct would be in direct opposition to the bright example of the ...
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... chief , kept in reserve , was artfully put for- ward , the various tribes were tampered with , and one by one in- duced to desert their former master . At last , Mohammed Taki Khan himself having been led by oaths on the Koran and even ...
... chief , kept in reserve , was artfully put for- ward , the various tribes were tampered with , and one by one in- duced to desert their former master . At last , Mohammed Taki Khan himself having been led by oaths on the Koran and even ...
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