Essays and LettersBartow, 1821 - American essays |
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... consider the words of the wise man , " Withdraw thy foot from the house of thy neighbour , lest he grow weary of thee , and so hate thee . " It is , I believe , a nice thing , and very difficult , to regulate our visits in such a manner ...
... consider the words of the wise man , " Withdraw thy foot from the house of thy neighbour , lest he grow weary of thee , and so hate thee . " It is , I believe , a nice thing , and very difficult , to regulate our visits in such a manner ...
Page 199
... consider themselves as a part of the British empire , and as having one common interest with it : they may be looked on here as foreigners , but they do not consider them- selves as such . They are zealous for the honour and prosperity ...
... consider themselves as a part of the British empire , and as having one common interest with it : they may be looked on here as foreigners , but they do not consider them- selves as such . They are zealous for the honour and prosperity ...
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... consider it as such , as they have an advantage from persons travelling with the post . Q. If the stamp act should be repealed , and the crown should make a requisition to the colonies for a sum of money , would they grant it ? A. I ...
... consider it as such , as they have an advantage from persons travelling with the post . Q. If the stamp act should be repealed , and the crown should make a requisition to the colonies for a sum of money , would they grant it ? A. I ...
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On the criminal laws and the practice of privateering | 51 |
A dialogue between Great Britain France Spain | 107 |
The internal state of America being a true descrip | 121 |
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