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chants compute the imports from Britain to be above 500,000 Pounds . Q. What may be the amount of the produce of your province exported to Bri- tain ? A. It must be fmall , as we produce little that is wanted in Britain .
chants compute the imports from Britain to be above 500,000 Pounds . Q. What may be the amount of the produce of your province exported to Bri- tain ? A. It must be fmall , as we produce little that is wanted in Britain .
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Q. What was the temper of America towards Great - Britain before the year 1763 ? A. The best in the world . They sub- mitted willingly to the government of the Crown , and paid , in all their courts , obedience to acts of parliament .
Q. What was the temper of America towards Great - Britain before the year 1763 ? A. The best in the world . They sub- mitted willingly to the government of the Crown , and paid , in all their courts , obedience to acts of parliament .
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of Britain were always treated with parti- cular regard ; to be an Old England - man was , of itielf , a character of fome refpect , and gave a kind of rank among us . Q. And what is their temper now . A. O , very much altered .
of Britain were always treated with parti- cular regard ; to be an Old England - man was , of itielf , a character of fome refpect , and gave a kind of rank among us . Q. And what is their temper now . A. O , very much altered .
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| Title | 10 Americans Speak |
| Author | John Edwin Pomfret |
| Editor | John Edwin Pomfret |
| Publisher | Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 |
| Length | 141 pages |
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