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Page 173
It may be well to state again their general purport and effect , and the purport and
effect of the other State laws , which have been enacted by way of retaliation . A
steam vessel , of any description , going to New York , is forfeited to the ...
It may be well to state again their general purport and effect , and the purport and
effect of the other State laws , which have been enacted by way of retaliation . A
steam vessel , of any description , going to New York , is forfeited to the ...
Page 206
The effect of this on the British constitution cannot but be most unfavorable . A few
large estates grow larger ; but the number of those who have no estates also
increases ; and there may be danger , lest the inequality of property become so ...
The effect of this on the British constitution cannot but be most unfavorable . A few
large estates grow larger ; but the number of those who have no estates also
increases ; and there may be danger , lest the inequality of property become so ...
Page 310
The effect of this is obvious enough ; but in order to see the real extent of the
reduction , it may be convenient to state the matter more particularly . The
meaning of our law was doubtless to give the American manufacturer an
advantage over ...
The effect of this is obvious enough ; but in order to see the real extent of the
reduction , it may be convenient to state the matter more particularly . The
meaning of our law was doubtless to give the American manufacturer an
advantage over ...
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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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