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... duty . Let must regard as our indispensable the rest be formed of foreigners . To duty ) still the measures I propose these you are to add two hundred will have their use as his fears may horse , fifty of them at least Atheni- keep him ...
... duty . Let must regard as our indispensable the rest be formed of foreigners . To duty ) still the measures I propose these you are to add two hundred will have their use as his fears may horse , fifty of them at least Atheni- keep him ...
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... duty which brave men so noble in those whom misfortunes owe to their country . have reduced to misery and despair , As for you , who now survive them , as in men who hazard the loss of a it is your business to pray for a comfortable ...
... duty which brave men so noble in those whom misfortunes owe to their country . have reduced to misery and despair , As for you , who now survive them , as in men who hazard the loss of a it is your business to pray for a comfortable ...
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... duty ed on principles utterly hostile to imposed on us , to give our weight to the new code ; and , if we remain un- the side of liberty and justice - to let disturbed by its operation , we shall mankind know that we are not tired owe ...
... duty ed on principles utterly hostile to imposed on us , to give our weight to the new code ; and , if we remain un- the side of liberty and justice - to let disturbed by its operation , we shall mankind know that we are not tired owe ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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