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and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People: Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801, Том 9Cobbett and Morgan, 1801 |
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... thought in consequence of the report of four of the captains , it was proper to postone till this morning the order of the Governor of Pennsylvania to be made known to the convoy . The boat of the sloop of war , manned only with negroes ...
... thought in consequence of the report of four of the captains , it was proper to postone till this morning the order of the Governor of Pennsylvania to be made known to the convoy . The boat of the sloop of war , manned only with negroes ...
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... thought an American Whig never would dare to touch upon . Her good faith , her generosity to those people ought , of itself , to render her the admiration of the world . She gained nothing by them ; she was to- tally disappointed ; she ...
... thought an American Whig never would dare to touch upon . Her good faith , her generosity to those people ought , of itself , to render her the admiration of the world . She gained nothing by them ; she was to- tally disappointed ; she ...
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... thought of the rancorous rascal , who calls her " a faithless and corrupted nation , " and who places her beneath the savages of America , and the pirates of Algiers ? -Ought he not to be looked upon as an agent of France ? -Ought he ...
... thought of the rancorous rascal , who calls her " a faithless and corrupted nation , " and who places her beneath the savages of America , and the pirates of Algiers ? -Ought he not to be looked upon as an agent of France ? -Ought he ...
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... he does not care a d - n for you . " MR . FENNO , " It is remarked by the Editor of Porcupine's Gazette , that " it is thought by some weak per- E 3 sons , sons , that Great Britain would not stand by and JULY , 1798 53.
... he does not care a d - n for you . " MR . FENNO , " It is remarked by the Editor of Porcupine's Gazette , that " it is thought by some weak per- E 3 sons , sons , that Great Britain would not stand by and JULY , 1798 53.
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... thought proper to permit the former practice to continue , until the Executive should make and pub- lish a prohibition of the sale of all prizes , or that Congress should pass a prohibitory law . ART . 22. If in new modelling the treaty ...
... thought proper to permit the former practice to continue , until the Executive should make and pub- lish a prohibition of the sale of all prizes , or that Congress should pass a prohibitory law . ART . 22. If in new modelling the treaty ...
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