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and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People: Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801, Band 9Cobbett and Morgan, 1801 |
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... taken to excite an alarm on account of these people , and I have very good reason to suppose , that every attempt that I have made to do away this alarm has been loudly clamoured against . Nothing of this kind , however , will ...
... taken to excite an alarm on account of these people , and I have very good reason to suppose , that every attempt that I have made to do away this alarm has been loudly clamoured against . Nothing of this kind , however , will ...
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... taken to secure us against this , from any quarter . " Yours , A. B. 66 SIR , Ship Josephus , Fort Mifflin . 26th June , 1798 . " Doctor Hall , has this morning communicated to , us , the resolution of the board of health , respect- ing ...
... taken to secure us against this , from any quarter . " Yours , A. B. 66 SIR , Ship Josephus , Fort Mifflin . 26th June , 1798 . " Doctor Hall , has this morning communicated to , us , the resolution of the board of health , respect- ing ...
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... taken in the business . When I published my observations at the bottom of the PRESIDENT'S message , I had not seen a single soul , who was acquainted with the real state of the case ; but I very strongly suspected that the Federal ...
... taken in the business . When I published my observations at the bottom of the PRESIDENT'S message , I had not seen a single soul , who was acquainted with the real state of the case ; but I very strongly suspected that the Federal ...
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... taken from ? -From BACHE's , GREENLEAF's , BURK's , or the O'CAREY'S ? - From neither , I assure you ; but from that of the polite , the profound , and prophetical politician , NOAH WEBSTER , Esq . and quack , who , no longer than about ...
... taken from ? -From BACHE's , GREENLEAF's , BURK's , or the O'CAREY'S ? - From neither , I assure you ; but from that of the polite , the profound , and prophetical politician , NOAH WEBSTER , Esq . and quack , who , no longer than about ...
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... taken ; nay , I much question , if he knows what a REVIEW is , any further than that it is a pretty thick octavo pamphlet , within a blue cover . It is some soft - brained correspondent who has sent him this , without perceiving , I ...
... taken ; nay , I much question , if he knows what a REVIEW is , any further than that it is a pretty thick octavo pamphlet , within a blue cover . It is some soft - brained correspondent who has sent him this , without perceiving , I ...
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