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    allsuuntersbetatchedpowerswill

    end.buttheher

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    britishfleetintheeedthefrenavy,agreatdeal

    oftheprelinaryfightingeri

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    claideverythingore

    anhadeverseen.in1497cabot

    hadlahenorthepartofaridtyseven

    yearslater,giovanniverrazanohadvisitedtheseasts.cabot

    hadfloheenglishflag.verrazanohadsaileduhe

    frened

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    pennsylvaniain1681.theyallfroies,

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    gatheredtokeaneeandbeginlifeanghappier

    surroundings,fararoyalsupervisionandinterference.

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    apossessionofthecrosorprotestantswere

    alloightntanate

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    issionaryhejesuit

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    uponachhealthierbasisthantheirfreneighboursand

    rivals.theyrcialenergyof

    theenglishddleclasses,entswere

    inhabitedbypeopleheoasservantsofthe

    kingaoretutoparisatthefirstpossiblece.

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    satisfactory.thefrenchhaddisveredthe

    uthofthesaintla

    theregionofthegreatlakestheyhadheirhward,

    haddesdedthessissippiandhadbuiltseveralfortifications

    alongthegulfofxi.afteraturyofexploration,

    alineofsixtyfres

    alolantitheinterior.

    theenglishlandgrants,detothedifferentlonial

    panieshadgiventhe`alllandfroeatosea.this

    soundedinprae,britishterritory

    endedhelineoffrenationsbegan.tobreak

    throughthisbarrierwas

    ...

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