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... neral better than the citizen . His flourishing in the height of power parts were plausible , rather than and glory ; and by the consent of all great ; specious , rather than pene- parties , placed at the head of the re - trating ; and ...
... neral better than the citizen . His flourishing in the height of power parts were plausible , rather than and glory ; and by the consent of all great ; specious , rather than pene- parties , placed at the head of the re - trating ; and ...
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... neral , I must take notice , that the na - disagreeable to the people , and there- ture of our constitution seems to be by carrying perhaps a new election very much mistaken by the gentle- against them , before they could have men who ...
... neral , I must take notice , that the na - disagreeable to the people , and there- ture of our constitution seems to be by carrying perhaps a new election very much mistaken by the gentle- against them , before they could have men who ...
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... neral's wife is now the general . Con- no particular person in company , and fess yourself freely to her : impor- momentarily , from the malignancy of tune her help , to put you in your the human heart , pleases all ; yet , place again ...
... neral's wife is now the general . Con- no particular person in company , and fess yourself freely to her : impor- momentarily , from the malignancy of tune her help , to put you in your the human heart , pleases all ; yet , place again ...
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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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