The Southern Quarterly Review, Том 6Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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... governor , who represent- ed Florida as a land abounding with treasures of gold and silver , which , he affirmed ... governor's inten- tion , were straining every nerve to make ready for defence . Governor Moore had dispatched Colonel ...
... governor , who represent- ed Florida as a land abounding with treasures of gold and silver , which , he affirmed ... governor's inten- tion , were straining every nerve to make ready for defence . Governor Moore had dispatched Colonel ...
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... governor returned to the colony , having taught the savages fearful and salutary lesson , which he left seared upon their memories in characters of blood . A short time after this event , Moore was succeeded in the government by Sir ...
... governor returned to the colony , having taught the savages fearful and salutary lesson , which he left seared upon their memories in characters of blood . A short time after this event , Moore was succeeded in the government by Sir ...
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... governor would not permit . He informed them that he would escort the members of the deputation some distance on their journey , and accordingly compelled them to accom- pany his troops to the general point of rendezvous for the militia ...
... governor would not permit . He informed them that he would escort the members of the deputation some distance on their journey , and accordingly compelled them to accom- pany his troops to the general point of rendezvous for the militia ...
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