10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... fuch as fhould lay internal taxes . It was never difputed in laying duties to regulate com- merce . Q. In what proportion hath population increafed in America ? A. I think the inhabitants of all the pro inces together , taken at a ...
... fuch as fhould lay internal taxes . It was never difputed in laying duties to regulate com- merce . Q. In what proportion hath population increafed in America ? A. I think the inhabitants of all the pro inces together , taken at a ...
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... fuch powerful and obvious motives to Union , effecting all parts of our country , while experiment fhall not have demon- ftrated its impracticability , there will always be reason to diftruft the patriotism of those , who in any quarter ...
... fuch powerful and obvious motives to Union , effecting all parts of our country , while experiment fhall not have demon- ftrated its impracticability , there will always be reason to diftruft the patriotism of those , who in any quarter ...
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... fuch a plan would richly repay any temporary advantages which might be loft by a steady ad- hereance to it ? Can it be , that Providence has not connec- ted the permanent felicity of a Nation with Virtue ? The experiment , at least , is ...
... fuch a plan would richly repay any temporary advantages which might be loft by a steady ad- hereance to it ? Can it be , that Providence has not connec- ted the permanent felicity of a Nation with Virtue ? The experiment , at least , is ...
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