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George Bancroft, History of the United States from the Discovery of the American Continent, Vol. 4, 15th edition., Chapter 2: (search)
reaty between their chiefs and the commissioners chap II.} 1748. July. from several colonies, and the encroachments of France were to be circumscribed by a concert for defence. As his barge emerged from the Highlands, it neared Clinton to the Duke of Bedford, 15 August, 1748. the western bank to receive on board Cadwallader Golden, the oldest member of the royal council. How often had the governor and his advisers joined in deploring the levelling principles Clinton to Colden, 11 March, 1748. Golden to Clinton, 21 March, 1748. Colden to the Duke of Newcastle, 21 March, 1748. Clinton to Colden, 25 April, 1748. of the people of New York and the neighboring colonies; the tendencies of American legislatures to independence; their unwarrantable presumption in declaring their own rights and privileges; their ambitious efforts to wrest the administration from the king's officers, by refusing fixed salaries, and compelling the respective governors to annual capitulations for thei