10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... arms . Every Tory is a coward , for a fervile , flavish , self - interested fear is the foundation of Toryifm ; and a man under such influence , though he may be cruel , never can be brave . BUT before the line of irrecoverable ...
... arms . Every Tory is a coward , for a fervile , flavish , self - interested fear is the foundation of Toryifm ; and a man under such influence , though he may be cruel , never can be brave . BUT before the line of irrecoverable ...
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... arms , and receive mercy . The miniftry recommended the fame plan to Gage , and this is what the Tories call making their peace ; a peace which passeth all understanding " indeed ! A peace which would be the immediate forerunner of a ...
... arms , and receive mercy . The miniftry recommended the fame plan to Gage , and this is what the Tories call making their peace ; a peace which passeth all understanding " indeed ! A peace which would be the immediate forerunner of a ...
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... arms , they would be exposed to the refent- ment of the back counties , who would then have it in their power to chastise their defection at pleasure . And were any one State to give up its arms , THAT State must be garrifoned by all ...
... arms , they would be exposed to the refent- ment of the back counties , who would then have it in their power to chastise their defection at pleasure . And were any one State to give up its arms , THAT State must be garrifoned by all ...
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