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Page 103
... regard is the more especially to be referred to the candor and kindness of the meeting , on this oc- casion , since it is well known , that in a recent instance , and in re- gard to an important measure , I have felt it my duty to give ...
... regard is the more especially to be referred to the candor and kindness of the meeting , on this oc- casion , since it is well known , that in a recent instance , and in re- gard to an important measure , I have felt it my duty to give ...
Page 146
... regard those rules , seldom regard any other ; and those who think they may make free with what the law has ordained respecting evidence , generally find an apology for making free also with what it has ordained respecting other things ...
... regard those rules , seldom regard any other ; and those who think they may make free with what the law has ordained respecting evidence , generally find an apology for making free also with what it has ordained respecting other things ...
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... regard it as an act of discreet and careful bounty , drawn forth by meritorious services , and by personal necessities . cannot argue , in this case , with the technicality of my profession ; and because I do not feel able to allow the ...
... regard it as an act of discreet and careful bounty , drawn forth by meritorious services , and by personal necessities . cannot argue , in this case , with the technicality of my profession ; and because I do not feel able to allow the ...
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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 | 81 |
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