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    itettoestablishanautoofgovent

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    englandfoughtforthepossessionofindiaandnortharica.

    duringtheseheenglishnavies

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    loststofherpossessions,andhe

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    andthegreatplain,la

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    foundnohappiherinangliglandorcalvinist

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    virginiathetobacraisingprovinceshhadbeenfounded

    entirelyforthesakeofprofit,stretchedathinlineof

    sparselypopulatedterritory.butthenhis

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    hadleaedindependendselfreliaheyhe

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    peopledidnoteri

    lonistshatedtherestraintandthelackofbreathingspace

    adetheirlivesintheolduntrysoveryunhappy.

    theyanttobetheiroasters.thistherulingclasses

    ofenglanddidnotseeouand.thegoventannoyed

    thelonistsandthelonists,edtobebothered

    inthisent.

    badfeelingcausedrebadfeeling.itisnotnecessary

    torepeathereiailight

    havebeenavoidedifthebritishkinghadbeeelligent

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    thanhisnister,lordnorth.thebritishlonists,

    ents

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    theytuedrebels,selvestothepunishnt

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    custofthatday,onicessoldwhole

    regintstothehighestbidder.

    theerilonies

    lastedsevenyears.duringstofthatti,thefinalsuess

    oftherebelsseedverydoubtful.agreatnuerof

    thepeople,especiallyiies,hadreinedloyaltotheir

    king.theyprose,andwouldhave

    beenosueforpeace.butthegreatfigureofon

    stoodguardoverthecauseofthelonists