Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign India, China and Australasia, Volume 27Wm. H. Allen & Company, 1829 - Asia |
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... feelings . It is an advantage from which the nation derives a benefit , and which the Americans would conceive to be per- fectly fair if they were the favoured party . If it be the fact , that the Canton tea merchants have abused the ...
... feelings . It is an advantage from which the nation derives a benefit , and which the Americans would conceive to be per- fectly fair if they were the favoured party . If it be the fact , that the Canton tea merchants have abused the ...
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... feelings . It is an advantage from which the nation derives a benefit , and which the Americans would conceive to be per- fectly fair if they were the favoured party . If it be the fact , that the Canton tea merchants have abused the ...
... feelings . It is an advantage from which the nation derives a benefit , and which the Americans would conceive to be per- fectly fair if they were the favoured party . If it be the fact , that the Canton tea merchants have abused the ...
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... feelings among free men , which naturally prompt them to extend to every one under their government the blessings which freedom confers , it appears to the Board , on the mere calculating principle of self - interest and policy , to be ...
... feelings among free men , which naturally prompt them to extend to every one under their government the blessings which freedom confers , it appears to the Board , on the mere calculating principle of self - interest and policy , to be ...
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... feelings of human nature ; yet there appear to be some who could connive at it , because they suppose it a voluntary sacrifice , submitted to from a sense of religion . I cannot agree with those who assert , that the Indian government ...
... feelings of human nature ; yet there appear to be some who could connive at it , because they suppose it a voluntary sacrifice , submitted to from a sense of religion . I cannot agree with those who assert , that the Indian government ...
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... feeling of discontent and faint murmurs . Not a soldier ! need be called in sto strengthen the arm of the law ; but ... feelings of horror and detestation , as their European and Mosulman comrades . 11 as ea qui nou & However extensive ...
... feeling of discontent and faint murmurs . Not a soldier ! need be called in sto strengthen the arm of the law ; but ... feelings of horror and detestation , as their European and Mosulman comrades . 11 as ea qui nou & However extensive ...
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