10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... fhall conclude this paper with fome mifcellaneous re- marks on the state of our affairs ; and fhall begin with ask- ing the following question , Why is it that the enemy hath left the New - England provinces , and made these middle ones ...
... fhall conclude this paper with fome mifcellaneous re- marks on the state of our affairs ; and fhall begin with ask- ing the following question , Why is it that the enemy hath left the New - England provinces , and made these middle ones ...
Page 25
... fhall find no difference ; neither can any juft caufe be affigned why we should punish in the one cafe , and pardon in the other . Let them call me rebel , and wel- come , I feel no concern from it , but I fhould fuffer the mifery of ...
... fhall find no difference ; neither can any juft caufe be affigned why we should punish in the one cafe , and pardon in the other . Let them call me rebel , and wel- come , I feel no concern from it , but I fhould fuffer the mifery of ...
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... fhall restrain men from in- juring one another , fhall leave them oth- erwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement , and fhail not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned . This is the fum of good ...
... fhall restrain men from in- juring one another , fhall leave them oth- erwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement , and fhail not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned . This is the fum of good ...
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