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... Rhode Island , who wrote : " And as the first set- tlers were not of the wealthiest sort , nor overstocked with servants , the greatest part of their money was unavoidably 1 1 Records of Rhode Island , V , 8 , quoted by Bullock ...
... Rhode Island , who wrote : " And as the first set- tlers were not of the wealthiest sort , nor overstocked with servants , the greatest part of their money was unavoidably 1 1 Records of Rhode Island , V , 8 , quoted by Bullock ...
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Ernest Ludlow Bogart. ably the worst in Rhode Island , since the debtor class was in complete ascendancy and there was no check upon the issues ; even the neighboring colonies complained of the de- preciated Rhode Island paper money and ...
Ernest Ludlow Bogart. ably the worst in Rhode Island , since the debtor class was in complete ascendancy and there was no check upon the issues ; even the neighboring colonies complained of the de- preciated Rhode Island paper money and ...
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... Rhode Island , New York , and Pennsylvania . The power for all of these was probably furnished at first by horses , though sev- eral attempts were made in various places to introduce spin- ning by water power . The first complete plant ...
... Rhode Island , New York , and Pennsylvania . The power for all of these was probably furnished at first by horses , though sev- eral attempts were made in various places to introduce spin- ning by water power . The first complete plant ...
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