10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... hold them up in public to the world . Many a difguifed Tory has lately Thewn his head , that hall penitentially folemnize with curses the day on which Howe arrived upon the Delaware . As I was with the troops at fort Lee , and marched ...
... hold them up in public to the world . Many a difguifed Tory has lately Thewn his head , that hall penitentially folemnize with curses the day on which Howe arrived upon the Delaware . As I was with the troops at fort Lee , and marched ...
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... hold , the evil or the bleffing will reach you all . The far and the near , the home counties and the back , the rich and the poor , fhall fuffer or rejoice alike . The heart that feels not now , is dead : The blood of his children ...
... hold , the evil or the bleffing will reach you all . The far and the near , the home counties and the back , the rich and the poor , fhall fuffer or rejoice alike . The heart that feels not now , is dead : The blood of his children ...
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... hold the maxim no lefs applicable to public than to private affairs , that honefty is always the beft policy . I repeat it , therefore , let thofe engagements be obferved in their genuine sense . But , in my opinion , it is unneceflary ...
... hold the maxim no lefs applicable to public than to private affairs , that honefty is always the beft policy . I repeat it , therefore , let thofe engagements be obferved in their genuine sense . But , in my opinion , it is unneceflary ...
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