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With flight fhades of difference , you have the fame religion , manners , habits and political principles You have , in a common caufe , fought and triumphed together ; the independence and liberty you poffefs are the work of joint ...
With flight fhades of difference , you have the fame religion , manners , habits and political principles You have , in a common caufe , fought and triumphed together ; the independence and liberty you poffefs are the work of joint ...
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... to make the public adminiftration the mirror of the ill concerted and incongruous projects of faction , rather than the organ of confiftent and wholesome plans digested by common councils , and modified by mutual interefts .
... to make the public adminiftration the mirror of the ill concerted and incongruous projects of faction , rather than the organ of confiftent and wholesome plans digested by common councils , and modified by mutual interefts .
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Ill governed colonies could not be put in the hands of governments which were to act as trustees for their people and not as their masters if there was to be no common authority among the nations to which they were to be responsible in ...
Ill governed colonies could not be put in the hands of governments which were to act as trustees for their people and not as their masters if there was to be no common authority among the nations to which they were to be responsible in ...
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