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and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People: Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801 |
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This is in a degree , true ; but a man must be an idiot to suppose a French
invasion will remedy the evil . If the English should resist successfully the
attempts of France , that success must be purchased with infinite blood , treasure
, and public ...
This is in a degree , true ; but a man must be an idiot to suppose a French
invasion will remedy the evil . If the English should resist successfully the
attempts of France , that success must be purchased with infinite blood , treasure
, and public ...
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are not true , and nothing gives me more pain , than to see a misrepresentation in
the paper . I have ever considered the British government as having been
remarkably attentive to the royalists who put themselves under its protection , and
as ...
are not true , and nothing gives me more pain , than to see a misrepresentation in
the paper . I have ever considered the British government as having been
remarkably attentive to the royalists who put themselves under its protection , and
as ...
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They speak and write to each other in the true traitor style ; and in that stile it is
that Stone writes to Priestley . His manner is as free as his sentiments are foul :
the former proves that the Doctor possesses his confidence , and the latter proves
...
They speak and write to each other in the true traitor style ; and in that stile it is
that Stone writes to Priestley . His manner is as free as his sentiments are foul :
the former proves that the Doctor possesses his confidence , and the latter proves
...
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It was in this sense that Rowan , Tandy , Reynolds , and Cary , “ thought it
necessary to leave " Ireland , and that citizen Lee , who , like a true sans - culotte ,
slipped oụt of Newgate in petticoats ; and Callender , who eloped from the
catchpoles ...
It was in this sense that Rowan , Tandy , Reynolds , and Cary , “ thought it
necessary to leave " Ireland , and that citizen Lee , who , like a true sans - culotte ,
slipped oụt of Newgate in petticoats ; and Callender , who eloped from the
catchpoles ...
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Where the asterisks are made use of instead of the names of persons , & c . the
names are suppressed from proper motives , but never from a want of my
possessing them ; for , I have received nothing as true , the truth of which I am not
well ...
Where the asterisks are made use of instead of the names of persons , & c . the
names are suppressed from proper motives , but never from a want of my
possessing them ; for , I have received nothing as true , the truth of which I am not
well ...
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