10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... 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 to the old colonies ? A. I think not . I believe ...
... 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 to the old colonies ? A. I think not . I believe ...
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... Colonies , which the House of Commons would not pafs , and it was thrown out . Q. And have they not ftill the fame respect for parliament ? A. No ; it is greatly leffened . Q. To what caufes is that owing ? A. To a concurrence of caufes ...
... Colonies , which the House of Commons would not pafs , and it was thrown out . Q. And have they not ftill the fame respect for parliament ? A. No ; it is greatly leffened . Q. To what caufes is that owing ? A. To a concurrence of caufes ...
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... colonies or dependencies of any European power , we have not interfered , and shall not interfere . But , with the governments who have declared their independence , and maintained it , and whose independence we have , on great ...
... colonies or dependencies of any European power , we have not interfered , and shall not interfere . But , with the governments who have declared their independence , and maintained it , and whose independence we have , on great ...
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