10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... fervice ; but it will be fpent in the conquered Colonies , where the foldiers are , not in the Colonies that pay it . Q. Is there not a balance of trade due from the Colonies where the troops are pofted , that will bring back the money ...
... fervice ; but it will be fpent in the conquered Colonies , where the foldiers are , not in the Colonies that pay it . Q. Is there not a balance of trade due from the Colonies where the troops are pofted , that will bring back the money ...
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... fervice , as foldiers , in Europe ? A. Yes , many of them , both in Eu- rope and America . Q. Are they as much diffatisfied with the stamp - duty as the English ? A. Yes , and more ; and with reason , as their stamps are , in many cafes ...
... fervice , as foldiers , in Europe ? A. Yes , many of them , both in Eu- rope and America . Q. Are they as much diffatisfied with the stamp - duty as the English ? A. Yes , and more ; and with reason , as their stamps are , in many cafes ...
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... fervice of his country ; but he that stands it Now , deferves the love and thanks of man and woman . Tyranny , like hell , is not eafily conquered ; yet we have this confolation with us , that the harder the conflict , the more glorious ...
... fervice of his country ; but he that stands it Now , deferves the love and thanks of man and woman . Tyranny , like hell , is not eafily conquered ; yet we have this confolation with us , that the harder the conflict , the more glorious ...
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