Old England and New England, in a Series of Views Taken on the SpotB. Blom, 1969 - 315 Seiten |
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... position of each country , and who would be the last , as would all lovers of this land , to desire to see it embroiled in difficulties with one bound to it by the ties of consanguinity , regard , and interest - we allude solely to ...
... position of each country , and who would be the last , as would all lovers of this land , to desire to see it embroiled in difficulties with one bound to it by the ties of consanguinity , regard , and interest - we allude solely to ...
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... position in the world's estimate , which none but a fool would venture to dispute . But let the advantage , whatever it be , and whenever it shall arise , lie on whichever side it may , we cannot perceive any particular cause for idle ...
... position in the world's estimate , which none but a fool would venture to dispute . But let the advantage , whatever it be , and whenever it shall arise , lie on whichever side it may , we cannot perceive any particular cause for idle ...
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... position in which America stands at this mo- ment with the mother country , it is a matter of no small interest , and of very great curiosity , to refer to the terms in which the Congress of the one addressed the King of the other ...
... position in which America stands at this mo- ment with the mother country , it is a matter of no small interest , and of very great curiosity , to refer to the terms in which the Congress of the one addressed the King of the other ...
Inhalt
Americas account of its own greatnessGeneral acquiescence therein | 13 |
CHAPTER II | 19 |
CHAPTER III | 28 |
Urheberrecht | |
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