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and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People: Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801, Том 9Cobbett and Morgan, 1801 |
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... feigned name . This he does not do here , and he is a man that any coun- try may be proud to possess ; having , for ability , knowledge of almost every kind , and the most approved integrity , very few equals . He is well known to , and ...
... feigned name . This he does not do here , and he is a man that any coun- try may be proud to possess ; having , for ability , knowledge of almost every kind , and the most approved integrity , very few equals . He is well known to , and ...
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... feigned name ? Could you , I say , have related no honourable anec- dote about the reverend old Samuel , that might have heightened our esteem for him ? Since you have not done it , I will . son . In the year 1765 , this yery Samuel ...
... feigned name ? Could you , I say , have related no honourable anec- dote about the reverend old Samuel , that might have heightened our esteem for him ? Since you have not done it , I will . son . In the year 1765 , this yery Samuel ...
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... feigned name , and as the pastor of the most execrable traitor , and most infamous miscreant , of even this base , treacherous , and im- pious age . From the " parentage and education " ( to speak in the Tyburn stile ) of his secreted ...
... feigned name , and as the pastor of the most execrable traitor , and most infamous miscreant , of even this base , treacherous , and im- pious age . From the " parentage and education " ( to speak in the Tyburn stile ) of his secreted ...
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... feigned name . If , in the place of this paltry attempt to disguise the truth , he had honestly told the public , when , and on what account , his pupil " thought it neces- sary to leave England , " he would have saved me the trouble of ...
... feigned name . If , in the place of this paltry attempt to disguise the truth , he had honestly told the public , when , and on what account , his pupil " thought it neces- sary to leave England , " he would have saved me the trouble of ...
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... feigned name , and take shelter under the same roof with your secreted pupil . John H. Stone , the writer of the infamous Inter- cepted Letters , went to France at an early period of the revolution . He had a brother named William , a ...
... feigned name , and take shelter under the same roof with your secreted pupil . John H. Stone , the writer of the infamous Inter- cepted Letters , went to France at an early period of the revolution . He had a brother named William , a ...
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