10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... cafes , to much more than that of the ftamps themselves . Q. Are you acquainted with New- foundland ? A. I never was there . Q. Do you know whether there are any post - roads on that island ? A. I have heard that there are no roads at ...
... cafes , to much more than that of the ftamps themselves . Q. Are you acquainted with New- foundland ? A. I never was there . Q. Do you know whether there are any post - roads on that island ? A. I have heard that there are no roads at ...
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... cafes whatsoever , " to his abfolute will , am I to fuffer it ? What fignifies it to me , whether he who does it , is a king or a common man ; my country- man or not my countryman ? whether it is done by an in- dividual villain , or an ...
... cafes whatsoever , " to his abfolute will , am I to fuffer it ? What fignifies it to me , whether he who does it , is a king or a common man ; my country- man or not my countryman ? whether it is done by an in- dividual villain , or an ...
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... cafes where no real common intereft exists , and infusing into one the interests of the other , be- trays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter , without adequate inducement or juftification . It leads ...
... cafes where no real common intereft exists , and infusing into one the interests of the other , be- trays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter , without adequate inducement or juftification . It leads ...
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