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Page 82
... measures , directed specifically against the town of Boston - suspending its privileges as a port , fining it , and limiting the jurisdiction of its courts . To anyone so misinformed as to suppose that Boston was alone in its ...
... measures , directed specifically against the town of Boston - suspending its privileges as a port , fining it , and limiting the jurisdiction of its courts . To anyone so misinformed as to suppose that Boston was alone in its ...
Page 103
... measures proposed , to evacuate America and fasten on France , were the only measures for which Fox lived . He would have given North or Sandwich or Germaine a dukedom to make way for these measures , he would have thrown every internal ...
... measures proposed , to evacuate America and fasten on France , were the only measures for which Fox lived . He would have given North or Sandwich or Germaine a dukedom to make way for these measures , he would have thrown every internal ...
Page 256
... measure of panic , he still said explicitly that he would vote with all his heart for an extra 25,000 seamen , or for 40,000 were they asked for . " The neglect of ... MEASURES 2. REPRESSIVE LAWS , 1793-7 A 256 OBJECTS OF THE WAR , 1793-1797.
... measure of panic , he still said explicitly that he would vote with all his heart for an extra 25,000 seamen , or for 40,000 were they asked for . " The neglect of ... MEASURES 2. REPRESSIVE LAWS , 1793-7 A 256 OBJECTS OF THE WAR , 1793-1797.
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