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and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People: Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801 |
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A courier arriving at this inoment from Italy , and M . Talleyrand appearing
impatient to read the letters , Mr . Gerry took leave of him immediately . He
followed to the door , and desired M . Z . to repeat to Mr . Gerry , what he , M .
Talleyrand had ...
A courier arriving at this inoment from Italy , and M . Talleyrand appearing
impatient to read the letters , Mr . Gerry took leave of him immediately . He
followed to the door , and desired M . Z . to repeat to Mr . Gerry , what he , M .
Talleyrand had ...
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... and now possessed great influence with that body ; that he was also closely
connected with Bonaparte and the generals of the army in Italy ; and was to be
considered as firmly fixed in his post , at least for five or six months : that under
these ...
... and now possessed great influence with that body ; that he was also closely
connected with Bonaparte and the generals of the army in Italy ; and was to be
considered as firmly fixed in his post , at least for five or six months : that under
these ...
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Italy and the army which had conquered under him and which adored him ; he
assured [ us that ] nothing could be more unfounded than the conjecture ; that
Bonaparte had for more than ten days left Italy for Rastadt , to preside over the ...
Italy and the army which had conquered under him and which adored him ; he
assured [ us that ] nothing could be more unfounded than the conjecture ; that
Bonaparte had for more than ten days left Italy for Rastadt , to preside over the ...
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I promised you better fortune , and I have kept my word ; for I led you among the
emasculated Italians , where you had an opportunity of filling your pockets once
more with the plunder of churches and convents . - - This was all well - but those
...
I promised you better fortune , and I have kept my word ; for I led you among the
emasculated Italians , where you had an opportunity of filling your pockets once
more with the plunder of churches and convents . - - This was all well - but those
...
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Frenchmen , “ You are now going on the ocean to meet your most formidable
enemies , a race of hardy and daring seamen , who differ as much from the semi -
virs of Italy , as you do from the soldiers of liberty . Your countrymen , the French ...
Frenchmen , “ You are now going on the ocean to meet your most formidable
enemies , a race of hardy and daring seamen , who differ as much from the semi -
virs of Italy , as you do from the soldiers of liberty . Your countrymen , the French ...
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