12 Americans SpeakJohn Edwin Pomfret Huntington Library, 1954 - 183 pages |
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... bring back the money to the old colonies ? A. I think not . I believe very little would come back . I know of no trade likely to bring it back . I think it would come from the Colonies where it was spent spent directly to England ; for ...
... bring back the money to the old colonies ? A. I think not . I believe very little would come back . I know of no trade likely to bring it back . I think it would come from the Colonies where it was spent spent directly to England ; for ...
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... bring things and men to light , which might otherwife have lain for ever undiscovered . In fact , they have the fame effect on fecret traitors , which an ima- ginary apparition would upon a private murderer . They lift out the hidden ...
... bring things and men to light , which might otherwife have lain for ever undiscovered . In fact , they have the fame effect on fecret traitors , which an ima- ginary apparition would upon a private murderer . They lift out the hidden ...
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... bring off the garrison , and to march them on till they could be ftrengthened by the Jersey or Pennsylvania militia , so as to be enabled to make a ftand . We ftaid four days at Newark , collected in our out - pofts with fome of the ...
... bring off the garrison , and to march them on till they could be ftrengthened by the Jersey or Pennsylvania militia , so as to be enabled to make a ftand . We ftaid four days at Newark , collected in our out - pofts with fome of the ...
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