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| lliam Westgarth and Company began business as | colonial agents and brokers. |
| a stake there, however, and has made previous | colonial agreements with Great Britain which complicat |
| As time passed, | colonial agriculture, industry, transportation, trade, |
| Traders and Culture: | Colonial Albany and the Formation of American Identity |
| The People of | Colonial Albany - John Tayler |
| Colonial algae usually arranged 3 dimensionally in sph | |
| In taxonomy, Basichlamys is a genus of | colonial algae, specifically of the Tetrabaenaceae or |
| 1.- In | colonial Algeria, sobrassada was part of the pied-noir |
| For the 18th century | colonial alliance against the British Empire, see Amer |
| hill (1597-1672), another important figure in | Colonial America who trained the militia of the Massac |
| Colonial America and the American Revolution: The 25 B | |
| He came to | Colonial America with his father, John Potter, in 1741 |
| Peter R. Bradt Family: A Norwegian Family in | Colonial America (Higginson Book Company. |
| ing Broad Street was the first of its size in | colonial America and features Tuscan columns. |
| He also planned a series of novels about | colonial America called The Disinherited. |
| 7 m) tall, making it the highest structure in | colonial America at that time. |
| Goff Homestead is a historic | colonial America house at 40 Maple Lane in Rehoboth, M |
| Deagan, Kathleen, Fort Mose: | Colonial America's Black Fortress of Freedom. |
| eath is one of the earliest extant records of | Colonial America, and his tombstone at "The Stone Grav |
| In | Colonial America, the river provided the farthest cano |
| ar Baptists were quick to develop churches in | colonial America, and in 1707 the Philadelphia Baptist |
| rom Charleston to Columbia, South Carolina in | Colonial America, connecting all of the Cherokee terri |
| In | colonial America, if a person wandered into a town and |
| f the Great Awakening of religious feeling in | Colonial America, along with Jonathan Edwards and Geor |
| ican history, Latin America, Southern Africa, | Colonial America, and the Making of the American Repub |
| rcles for his extensive work on witchcraft in | Colonial America, as well as for his work on numerous |
| In | Colonial America, silversmith Matthew Dunsinane was se |
| Interpreting a Continent: Voices from | Colonial America,(with Kathleen DuVal), Rowman and Lit |
| ecticut - 1771) was a soldier and merchant in | Colonial America. |
| t painter who worked mainly in Bermuda and in | colonial America. |
| British army officer in | colonial America. |
| lonies and also published the largest book in | Colonial America. |
| n frontier environment and his experiences in | colonial America. |
| on on a difficult voyage for Massachusetts in | colonial America. |
| 86 - February 7, 1775) was a counterfeiter in | colonial America. |
| ng the first structures used by Methodists in | colonial America. |
| e century masquerade dances became popular in | Colonial America. |
| butor in the economies of Northern Europe and | Colonial America. |
| Taxation in | Colonial America. |
| White Servitude in | Colonial America: An Economic Analysis, Cambridge Univ |
| Gen. George Godfrey House is an historic | colonial American house at 125 County Street in Taunto |
| The Great Wagon Road was a | colonial American improved trail transiting the Great |
| The area has many historic | colonial American houses and stone walls. |
| Cadman-White-Handy House is a historic | colonial American house at 202 Hixbridge Road in Westp |
| r (February 6, 1704 - October 14, 1768) was a | colonial American lawyer, land speculator, and author. |
| Colonial American Troops 1610-1774 (2) by Rene Chartra | |
| (1727-1770) was an 18th century Scottish-born | colonial American frontiersman and soldier. |
| His other areas of specialty include | colonial American history, and American intellectual a |
| Jonathan Dean House is an historic | colonial American house at 175 Dean Street in Taunton, |
| Isaac Royall, Jr. (1719-1781) was a | colonial American slaveholder who played an important |
| From British Peasants to | Colonial American Farmers (2000) online edition |
| Joseph Green (1706-1788) was an English | Colonial American clergyman and poet who published in |
| Later it was a | colonial American institution founded in 1779 by the r |
| t which represent Italianate, Bungalow, Dutch | Colonial, American Foursquare, and Shingle Styles. |
| The Hooper-Lee-Nichols House is a historic | Colonial American house in Cambridge, Massachusetts. |
| They are considered to be the most affordable | Colonial American coinage. |
| Caleb Cushing House and Farm is a historic | colonial American house at 186 Pine Street in Rehoboth |
| Seth Knapp Jr. House is a historic | colonial American house at 82 Water Street in Rehoboth |
| incorrectly known as the Cradock House) is a | Colonial American house located at 350 Riverside Avenu |
| ber of significant early political leaders in | Colonial American and early U.S. history including Con |
| Peter Harrison (1716-1775) was a | colonial American architect who was born in York, Engl |
| nce was combined with the renewed interest in | Colonial American architecture which followed the 1876 |
| Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm (circa 1690) is a | Colonial American farm located at 5 Little's Lane, New |
| n Village Historic District and contains many | Colonial American, Federal and Victorian homes. |
| Nathaniel Ames, a second generation | colonial American, established and wrote Ames' Almanac |
| His | colonial ancestor was a Roundhead in the New Model Arm |
| d national assemblies of Cameroon during both | colonial and post-colonial periods. |
| ove any apparent inconsistency between local ( | colonial) and British ("imperial") legislation. |
| an and Australia, S-Video is commonly used in | colonial and post-handover Hong Kong equipments. |
| oices in the New World: The Song of Prayer in | Colonial and 19th-Century America |
| and in 1886 was a Royal Commissioner for the | Colonial and Indian Exhibition. |
| ket, Ludlow, and Chestnut Streets, showcasing | colonial and classical revival styles of architecture |
| published scholarly essays on Latin American | colonial and contemporary literature, short fiction, a |
| er and Alfred determined to push the sales of | colonial, and particularly of Cape, wines, on which th |
| d of which Hawthorne was so fond, between the | colonial and the modern period; and the old localities |
| arching his histories, Haywood examined early | colonial and state records and interviewed many of the |
| power and influence of the Catholic Church in | colonial and post-colonial Latin America. |
| It was built in 1725, in the | Colonial and Dutch Colonial Revival architectural styl |
| Its buildings are of mixed | colonial and Indian style amongst the lush vegetation |
| gust 1860 - 13 June 1929) was a British Army, | colonial and police officer who served as Chief Consta |
| The encyclopedia of | colonial and revolutionary America. |
| It includes | Colonial and Federal architecture. |
| Coverage of American literature ranges from | colonial and revolutionary periods through the early t |
| e was built around 1790 and features American | colonial and Federal style architecture. |
| American Buildings and Their Architects: The | Colonial and Neoclassical Styles (Garden City NY: Doub |
| In 1854, military reforms led to the | Colonial and Military responsibilities of this secreta |
| Free African Americans migrated in the | colonial and post-Revolutionary period to frontier are |
| tory of the United States; topical courses in | colonial and Revolutionary American history; and capst |
| arrative of their official relations with the | Colonial and Federal Governments". |
| It includes Greek Revival, | Colonial, and Federal architecture. |
| a theatre, a research area, displays for the | colonial and post-World War II conflicts, and an area |
| The present windows are clearly not | colonial and reflect changes in fenestration during th |
| It showcases the Spanish | Colonial and Early California styles with gentle archw |
| It showcases the | Colonial and Antebellum period of Lexington County his |
| ate Against the Peasantry: Rural Struggles in | Colonial and Postcolonial Mozambique. |
| um of America holds the largest collection of | colonial and antique locks in the United States. |
| See also: | Colonial and Departmental Heads of Guadeloupe |
| ended to the Channel Islands, and encompassed | colonial and foreign troops in British service, though |
| American Literature in its | Colonial and National Periods (1902) |
| al have a proud record in Australia assisting | colonial and modern-day law enforcement and military o |
| f the “new” military history and an expert on | colonial and revolutionary America and the early natio |
| 14 the company described itself as Engineers, | Colonial and General. |
| n 1843 and borrowed heavily from Neo-classic, | Colonial and Spanish revival, using materials that wer |
| New South Wales Commission in London for the | Colonial and Indian Exhibition of 1886. |
| It includes Late Victorian, | Colonial, and Federal architecture. |
| atin American art and in particular the early | colonial and pre-Columbian art, iconography and pictor |
| f styles including capes, bungalows, ranches, | colonial, and victorian; while homes that are 50 years |
| The group includes both | colonial and solitary animals. |
| n not only for the locality but also for many | colonial and military personnel seeking good education |
| me activities, the interpretation of its rich | colonial and industrial heritage, and the creation of |
| like all members of the Procellariiformes are | colonial, and have large colonies. |
| bourgeoisie because while the Latin America's | colonial and neocolonial elites were similar to Europe |
| Human Dimensions of Nation Making: Essays on | Colonial and Revolutionary America |
| r themselves, in terms of self-government for | colonial and territorial areas.) |
| reminiscent of 17th- and 18th-century Spanish | colonial and Mexican colonial retablos. |
| that right [...], particularly peoples under | colonial and racist regimes and foreign occupation or |
| t preserve 17th-century land use patterns and | Colonial and Greek Revival farmhouses, as well as the |
| Mount Brown's Catalogue of British, | Colonial, and Foreign Postage Stamps, 1862. |
| ress decided to boycott British products, the | colonial and local Committees took charge, examining m |
| t preserve 17th-century land use patterns and | Colonial and Greek Revival farmhouses, as well as the |
| e of Stalinism, of developments in the former | colonial and semi-colonial world and the national ques |
| tion, feeling, and association of a center of | colonial and early 19th-century daily life.":13 |
| hitecture represented includes Greek Revival, | Colonial, and New England Colonial. |
| inspired by and resisted the violence of the | colonial and postcolonial encounters in Amazonia, part |
| In addition to a number of displays of | colonial and prison related artefacts, the building ho |
| International Exhibition, 1884; Commissioner, | Colonial and Indian Exhibition, London, 1885-86; Repor |
| The Rt Rev Vibert Jackson was a | Colonial Anglican Bishop in the Windward Islands from |
| Rt Rev Henry Brougham Bousfield, DD, MA was a | Colonial Anglican Bishop in the latter decades of the |
| Rt Rev Nathaniel William Newnham Davis was a | Colonial Anglican Bishop in the mid 20th century. |
| The Rt Rev William Collinson Sawyer, DD was a | colonial Anglican Bishop in the third quarter of the n |
| Hederellids are extinct | colonial animals with calcitic tubular branching exosk |
| ate of New-York: Including Its Aboriginal and | Colonial Annals (1826). |
| arthen Confederate batteries and prehistoric, | colonial, antebellum, and postbellum archaeological si |
| entitled "Hegel as a | Colonial, Anti-Colonial, and Post-Colonial Thinker". |
| Stanley, Queensland's | Colonial Architect of the time. |
| English (1819-17 December 1884) was a leading | colonial architect in South Australia, mayor of Adelai |
| James Johnstone Barnet (1827-1904) was the | Colonial Architect for New South Wales from 1862 - 189 |
| In 1859, Tiffin became | Colonial Architect for the colony of Queensland, Austr |
| oiling room, as well as some historic Spanish | colonial architectre. |
| buildings in Utuado Pueblo that retain their | colonial architectural features include The Center for |
| It includes the Spanish | Colonial architecture adobe Casa de la Guerra, the res |
| well as English Georgian architecture and the | colonial architecture of Boston. |
| Fine examples of | Colonial architecture are represented by the Episcopal |
| circa 1806, the Oakley house is an example of | colonial architecture located on the historic site. |
| ission as two of the finest examples of early | Colonial architecture in Massachusetts |
| s one of the foremost experts on 18th Century | Colonial Architecture and the author of "Antique House |
| hitectural design is in keeping with American | colonial architecture but exhibits French Huguenot inf |
| It has drawn attention as an example of early | colonial architecture and due to its well preserved co |
| Colonial architecture characterises many buildings in | |
| ned in 1931, designed in mix of Victorian and | colonial architecture with a hint of Art Deco style by |
| still used by barges and a street of restored | colonial architecture named Hua Gai Lu. |
| streets are well-preserved examples of Dutch | Colonial architecture that, while not quite as old as |
| he Non-Spanish Contribution to South American | Colonial Architecture", Early modern Catholicism: essa |
| A feature is the | colonial architecture, one example of which is the his |
| The park was built with Spanish | Colonial architecture, and has a number of noticeable |
| which is common in Tidewater Virginia British | colonial architecture. |
| is part of this ashram and showcases a mixed | colonial architecture. |
| Mid 19th Century Revival, Early Republic, and | Colonial architecture. |
| d one of the grandest examples of New England | colonial architecture. |
| It includes examples of Federal and | Colonial architecture. |
| restoration and preservation of its remaining | colonial architecture. |
| In an old traditional | colonial area of the city called Coyocan, Po Shun's fa |
| As a result, growth of | colonial area eventually caused sufficient conflict th |
| of scorpions in the state, especially in the | colonial areas, and second as "the land of cinema." |
| t (actually located in Croton-on-Hudson), the | colonial aristocrat who originally owned much of the a |
| and St. Julien, though tactics in the British | Colonial armies would be slow to evolve. |
| 1902 by combining the medical services of the | Colonial armies. |
| He was commissioned captain in the | Colonial Army under Colonel McDowell in 1780, and at t |
| mestizo, who had been sergeant in the Spanish | colonial army before his appointment as assistant prov |
| argument that the British Army was a hostile | colonial army of occupation. |
| in 1917 in west Mali and served in the French | colonial army during the World War II. |
| on the Khasso kingdom and besieged the French | colonial army at Medina Fort. |
| Abandoning his assault on the French | colonial army after an 1857 failure to conquer Medina |
| He joined the | colonial army of New France and served during the Seve |
| More of the | colonial army entered on March 20, once the risk of di |
| Gen. George Washington leads the | Colonial army against the British. |
| rked as assistant clerk at the arsenal of the | colonial army in Manila. |
| General Charles Leclerc's French | colonial army besieged the heavily barricaded fort, wh |
| ess to compromise with the Dutch before their | colonial army had left Indonesia. |
| knamed Jaka Sembung) who fights against Dutch | colonial army in West Java in 19th century. |
| after a battle in which 100 of the Portuguese | colonial army of 1000 were killed, with the Spanish ar |
| There the | Colonial army held off the French attacks until men fr |
| ecommended that Junghuhn "enlist in the Dutch | colonial army, and have yourself sent to the Dutch Eas |
| d Peruvian pro-independence officers from the | colonial army, along with local intellectuals and patr |
| th Africa in 1943, and enlisted in the French | colonial army, serving in Tunisia and Morocco. |
| Dutch East Indies, he spent ten years in the | Colonial Army, serving in the Aceh War as the lieutean |
| Revolution, Basil supplied provisions to the | Colonial Army. |
| y from the "martial races" for service in the | colonial army. |
| , having been brought from Sudan to serve the | colonial army." |
| ned its stained glass business under the name | Colonial Art Glass Co., in Mott Alley, located near th |
| y in 1936, the mansion became the home of the | Colonial Art Museum in 1947, and it was renamed in its |
| ollection, which includes fine exhibitions of | colonial art, contemporary craft and design, Tasmanian |
| Baroque dominated | colonial art, though modified by native traditions. |
| so possessed a few items of 17th-18th century | colonial art. |
| First Nations and French | colonial artifacts have been discovered, along with th |
| The park exhibits native and | colonial artifacts to celebrate St. Augustine's Timucu |
| 20 | Colonial Artillery Regiments |
| 220 | Colonial Artillery Regiment. |
| 22 | Colonial Artillery Regiments |
| 222 | Colonial Artillery Regiment. |
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