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... hope for power , and aspire at the they have gained over to their party , chief management of public affairs ; by the hopes of seeing the scheme . imagining they shall obtain those of rapine renewed ; for I consider honours by throwing ...
... hope for power , and aspire at the they have gained over to their party , chief management of public affairs ; by the hopes of seeing the scheme . imagining they shall obtain those of rapine renewed ; for I consider honours by throwing ...
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... hope ; what their eyes showed plain- their native soil that alone shows ly must be done , they trusted their their merit , but the memorial of them , own valour to accomplish , thinking better than all inscriptions , in every it more ...
... hope ; what their eyes showed plain- their native soil that alone shows ly must be done , they trusted their their merit , but the memorial of them , own valour to accomplish , thinking better than all inscriptions , in every it more ...
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... hope to carries us forward and backward , to keep our resolutions , we declare future and to past ages . We ima- them to confirm our own hope , and gine that the things which affect us fix our own inconstancy by calling must affect ...
... hope to carries us forward and backward , to keep our resolutions , we declare future and to past ages . We ima- them to confirm our own hope , and gine that the things which affect us fix our own inconstancy by calling must affect ...
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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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