American Thought and Writing: The Revolution and the early RepublicRussel Blaine Nye, Norman S. Grabo Houghton Mifflin, 1965 |
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... duty of the governed , to endeavor to rectify the mis- take , and to appease the passion . They have not at first any other right , than to represent their grievances , and to pray for redress , unless an emergency is so pressing as not ...
... duty of the governed , to endeavor to rectify the mis- take , and to appease the passion . They have not at first any other right , than to represent their grievances , and to pray for redress , unless an emergency is so pressing as not ...
Strana 243
... duty and ultimate interest is to love , cultivate , and improve the one , as the means of our greatest good , and to hate and abstain from the other , as productive of our greatest evil . And in order thereto , we should so far divest ...
... duty and ultimate interest is to love , cultivate , and improve the one , as the means of our greatest good , and to hate and abstain from the other , as productive of our greatest evil . And in order thereto , we should so far divest ...
Strana 413
... duty is , and that André , the spy , is treated with respect and affection . The British do set Colonel Bland free , despite their threats , and M'Donald , in the final speech , closes the play with a plea for tolerance and forgiveness ...
... duty is , and that André , the spy , is treated with respect and affection . The British do set Colonel Bland free , despite their threats , and M'Donald , in the final speech , closes the play with a plea for tolerance and forgiveness ...
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INTRODUCTION | xi |
A NOTE ON THE TEXTS | xxxix |
Jonathan Mayhew | 3 |
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