Porcupine's Works: Containing Various Writings and Selections, Exhibiting a Faithful Picture of the United States of America; of Their Governments, Laws, Politics, and Resources; of the Characters of Their Presidents, Governors, Legislators, Magistrates, and Military Men; and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People: Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801, Bände 3-4Cobbett and Morgan, 1801 |
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... defeat their effects . In no manner could this be done fo effectually as by declaring our own and our confti- tuents ' confidence in him . D 2 The The Prefident had told the Legiflature that it was the JANUARY , 1796 . 35.
... defeat their effects . In no manner could this be done fo effectually as by declaring our own and our confti- tuents ' confidence in him . D 2 The The Prefident had told the Legiflature that it was the JANUARY , 1796 . 35.
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... told the Legiflature that it was the favourite with of his heart to unite with us in our efforts to preferve , prolong , and improve our immenfe advantages . Did we believe this decla- ration ? Why then fhould we not unite in counter ...
... told the Legiflature that it was the favourite with of his heart to unite with us in our efforts to preferve , prolong , and improve our immenfe advantages . Did we believe this decla- ration ? Why then fhould we not unite in counter ...
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... told him , that if he did not choose the share of land , he fhould have cash in hand for his fhare . Mr. Smith and Mr. Murray had refolved to disclose this to the House , left fome innocent member might of- fer a memorial , and become ...
... told him , that if he did not choose the share of land , he fhould have cash in hand for his fhare . Mr. Smith and Mr. Murray had refolved to disclose this to the House , left fome innocent member might of- fer a memorial , and become ...
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... told Mr. GILES that he had already fecured thirty or forty members of this House , but he wanted to fecure three other members , if Mr. Giles recollected right . He added , that he had al- ready fecured a majority in the Senate . When ...
... told Mr. GILES that he had already fecured thirty or forty members of this House , but he wanted to fecure three other members , if Mr. Giles recollected right . He added , that he had al- ready fecured a majority in the Senate . When ...
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... told Mr. Giles he would take care to felect fuch a Committee as fhould detect the guilty , if any fuch could exist . This fentence from the Speaker difcovers to us , that he had but an indifferent opinion of the integrity of fome of the ...
... told Mr. Giles he would take care to felect fuch a Committee as fhould detect the guilty , if any fuch could exist . This fentence from the Speaker difcovers to us , that he had but an indifferent opinion of the integrity of fome of the ...
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