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and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People: Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801, Svazky 3–4Cobbett and Morgan, 1801 |
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... never wit- neffed , the Tongue expreffed , or the Ima- gination conceived , until the Commence- ment of the French Revolution . To which is added an inftructive Effay , tracing thefe dreadful Effects to their real Caufes 2-8-64 3 ...
... never wit- neffed , the Tongue expreffed , or the Ima- gination conceived , until the Commence- ment of the French Revolution . To which is added an inftructive Effay , tracing thefe dreadful Effects to their real Caufes 2-8-64 3 ...
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... never , faid Mr. Butler , " leave the walls of this Senate " with my approbation . " He could not approve , he faid , of that firmness that prompted the Executive to refift the unequivocal voice of his fellow - citizens from New ...
... never , faid Mr. Butler , " leave the walls of this Senate " with my approbation . " He could not approve , he faid , of that firmness that prompted the Executive to refift the unequivocal voice of his fellow - citizens from New ...
Strana 42
... never before had experienced any thing like difapprobation . He now faw that his power to command univerfal applaufe was gone , never to return ; and he accordingly refolved to quit his station , Debate Debate on the Attempt at ...
... never before had experienced any thing like difapprobation . He now faw that his power to command univerfal applaufe was gone , never to return ; and he accordingly refolved to quit his station , Debate Debate on the Attempt at ...
Strana 46
... never could produce either the deed , or any draught of it . Mr. Giles had already communicated the propofal to feveral members , and , in particular , to the Speaker . The Speaker ( Mr. Dayton ) mentioned , that Mr. 2 The 46 POLITICAL ...
... never could produce either the deed , or any draught of it . Mr. Giles had already communicated the propofal to feveral members , and , in particular , to the Speaker . The Speaker ( Mr. Dayton ) mentioned , that Mr. 2 The 46 POLITICAL ...
Strana 47
... never was more furprised in my life , than when I heard Mr. Dayton , the Speaker , avow , that he had told Mr. Giles he would take care to felect fuch a Committee as fhould detect the guilty , if any fuch could exist . This fentence ...
... never was more furprised in my life , than when I heard Mr. Dayton , the Speaker , avow , that he had told Mr. Giles he would take care to felect fuch a Committee as fhould detect the guilty , if any fuch could exist . This fentence ...
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