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These men talk of the loss of our possessions in India , as if it made the argument against them only more or less strong ; whereas , in our estimation , it makes the argument against them conclusive , and shuts up the case .
These men talk of the loss of our possessions in India , as if it made the argument against them only more or less strong ; whereas , in our estimation , it makes the argument against them conclusive , and shuts up the case .
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The second argument against the requested barter , is addressed . to our mercantile jealousies . It is this . You limit the extent of the barter by law ; but neither the British planter , nor the American shipmaster , will be disposed ...
The second argument against the requested barter , is addressed . to our mercantile jealousies . It is this . You limit the extent of the barter by law ; but neither the British planter , nor the American shipmaster , will be disposed ...
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The arguments by which the Dissidents were opposed , were not without their share of popularity , and have , indeed ... This was thought a mighty strong argument — as if it were enough not to be actually persecuted as if a religion were ...
The arguments by which the Dissidents were opposed , were not without their share of popularity , and have , indeed ... This was thought a mighty strong argument — as if it were enough not to be actually persecuted as if a religion were ...
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Gertrude of Wyoming a Pennsylvanian Tale | 1 |
Strictures on two Critiques in the Edinburgh Review | 40 |
Milners Appeal and J B Trotters Letter to Lord | 60 |
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