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and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People: Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801, Bände 7-8Cobbett and Morgan, 1801 |
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... enemies which the remembrance of their conduct inceffantly raised against them ? The Directory is ftill filent before their accufers . To- morrow , perhaps , they will be interrogated as vile criminals . Santhonax , Raymond , and their ...
... enemies which the remembrance of their conduct inceffantly raised against them ? The Directory is ftill filent before their accufers . To- morrow , perhaps , they will be interrogated as vile criminals . Santhonax , Raymond , and their ...
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... enemies . I fhall give you all your leaves of abfence , in order that you may vifit your parents and connexions . When you fhall have " embraced them , ftill think of your country . I " fhall proceed and wait for you at Calais ; and am ...
... enemies . I fhall give you all your leaves of abfence , in order that you may vifit your parents and connexions . When you fhall have " embraced them , ftill think of your country . I " fhall proceed and wait for you at Calais ; and am ...
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... most formidable enemies ; but the worst of it is , they will not do us the honour to rank us under that defcription . They make none but feparate peaces ; and and when they have us alone to deal with , 22 GAZETTE SELECTIONS .
... most formidable enemies ; but the worst of it is , they will not do us the honour to rank us under that defcription . They make none but feparate peaces ; and and when they have us alone to deal with , 22 GAZETTE SELECTIONS .
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... enemies of Great Britain have been hugging themfelves in the thought that old John would be brought upon his knees ; but I am much inclined to think that John will have more reafon to laugh at us than we fhall have to laugh at him . We ...
... enemies of Great Britain have been hugging themfelves in the thought that old John would be brought upon his knees ; but I am much inclined to think that John will have more reafon to laugh at us than we fhall have to laugh at him . We ...
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... enemies of the monarchy to perfevere in their projects , at the fame time that t cannot but excite doubts in the minds of the faithful part of his Ma- jesty's fubjects . the the efforts of himself , and , what was of AUGUST , 1797- 31 ...
... enemies of the monarchy to perfevere in their projects , at the fame time that t cannot but excite doubts in the minds of the faithful part of his Ma- jesty's fubjects . the the efforts of himself , and , what was of AUGUST , 1797- 31 ...
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