10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... fhould be protected by this country , and pay no part of the expence ? A. That is not the cafe . The Colo- nies raised , cloathed and payed , during the last war , near 25000 men , and spent many millions . Q. Were you not reimbursed by ...
... fhould be protected by this country , and pay no part of the expence ? A. That is not the cafe . The Colo- nies raised , cloathed and payed , during the last war , near 25000 men , and spent many millions . Q. Were you not reimbursed by ...
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... fhould now apprife you of the refolution I have formed , to decline being confidered among the number of those , out of whom a choice is to be made . I BEG you , at the fame time , to do me the justice to be affured , that this ...
... fhould now apprife you of the refolution I have formed , to decline being confidered among the number of those , out of whom a choice is to be made . I BEG you , at the fame time , to do me the justice to be affured , that this ...
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... fhould hold an equal and impartial hand ; neither fending or granting exclufive favours or pre- ferences ; confulting the natural courfe of things ; diffufing and diversifying by gentle means the ftreams of commerce , but forcing ...
... fhould hold an equal and impartial hand ; neither fending or granting exclufive favours or pre- ferences ; confulting the natural courfe of things ; diffufing and diversifying by gentle means the ftreams of commerce , but forcing ...
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