Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 5R. W. Pomeroy, 1823 |
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... Congress as a party to the Declaration of Independence , and this , like an error in the first concoction , has vitiated most of the subsequent publications ; and yet the fact is , that I was then a member of congress for the state of ...
... Congress as a party to the Declaration of Independence , and this , like an error in the first concoction , has vitiated most of the subsequent publications ; and yet the fact is , that I was then a member of congress for the state of ...
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... congress had not acted with vigour , and that general Gage had not been attacked and overcome in Boston , before the reinforcement could arrive . A proposition had indeed been made , by one of our deputies in congress , Mr. Gadsden ...
... congress had not acted with vigour , and that general Gage had not been attacked and overcome in Boston , before the reinforcement could arrive . A proposition had indeed been made , by one of our deputies in congress , Mr. Gadsden ...
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... congress what had taken place in the continental congress during the passage of the obnoxious exception . He said , he thought it was a duty to declare , he had not any hand in causing those words to stand in the instrument of ...
... congress what had taken place in the continental congress during the passage of the obnoxious exception . He said , he thought it was a duty to declare , he had not any hand in causing those words to stand in the instrument of ...
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