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Page 85
For ourselves , we may be ready to run the hazard ; but are we ready to carry the
country to that length ? Is success so probable as to justify it ? Where is the
military , where the naval power , by which we are to resist the whole strength of
the ...
For ourselves , we may be ready to run the hazard ; but are we ready to carry the
country to that length ? Is success so probable as to justify it ? Where is the
military , where the naval power , by which we are to resist the whole strength of
the ...
Page 182
The fourth section of the same declares , " that in order to the licensing of any
ship or vessel , for carrying on the coasting ... carries with him , to prove his right
to navigate freely the waters of the United States , and to carry on the coasting
trade .
The fourth section of the same declares , " that in order to the licensing of any
ship or vessel , for carrying on the coasting ... carries with him , to prove his right
to navigate freely the waters of the United States , and to carry on the coasting
trade .
Page 285
We send our own products , for example , to Cuba , or to Brazil ; we there
exchange them for the sugar and the coffee of those countries , and these articles
we carry to St. Petersburg , and there sell them . Again ; our exports to Holland
and ...
We send our own products , for example , to Cuba , or to Brazil ; we there
exchange them for the sugar and the coffee of those countries , and these articles
we carry to St. Petersburg , and there sell them . Again ; our exports to Holland
and ...
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Discourse delivered at Plymouth in Commemoration of the first Settlement | 25 |
DISCOURSE in Commemoration of the Lives and Services of John Adams | 71 |
Speech delivered at a Meeting of Citizens of Boston held in Faneuil Hall | 97 |
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