10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... perfons , and be made happy by their expulfion . Say not that this is revenge , call it rather the foft refentiment of a fuffering people , who , having no object in view but the GOOD of ALL , have staked their OWN ALL upon a feemingly ...
... perfons , and be made happy by their expulfion . Say not that this is revenge , call it rather the foft refentiment of a fuffering people , who , having no object in view but the GOOD of ALL , have staked their OWN ALL upon a feemingly ...
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... perfons too who see not the full extent of the evil that threatens them ; they folace them- felves with hopes that the enemy , if they fucceed , will be merciful . It is the madness of folly to expect mercy from those who have refused ...
... perfons too who see not the full extent of the evil that threatens them ; they folace them- felves with hopes that the enemy , if they fucceed , will be merciful . It is the madness of folly to expect mercy from those who have refused ...
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... perfons entitled to my confidence , impelled me to aban- don the idea . I REJOICE , that the state of your concerns , external as well as internal , no longer renders the pursuit of inclination incompatible with the sentiment of duty ...
... perfons entitled to my confidence , impelled me to aban- don the idea . I REJOICE , that the state of your concerns , external as well as internal , no longer renders the pursuit of inclination incompatible with the sentiment of duty ...
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