Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 5R. W. Pomeroy, 1823 |
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... duties on all imported articles ; -no restriction to be valid , and no such duty to be laid , without the consent of nine states . On the question to agree to this motion , with certain restrictions , it was deci- ded in the negative ...
... duties on all imported articles ; -no restriction to be valid , and no such duty to be laid , without the consent of nine states . On the question to agree to this motion , with certain restrictions , it was deci- ded in the negative ...
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... duty of supporting it , -you , who feel the force of those moral obligations on which that duty is found- ed , -you , I hope , will enforce my applications , or rather the applications of our sovereign , by that energy which accompanies ...
... duty of supporting it , -you , who feel the force of those moral obligations on which that duty is found- ed , -you , I hope , will enforce my applications , or rather the applications of our sovereign , by that energy which accompanies ...
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... duty to suggest it ; a duty which I owe to America at large , and which no hope of praise , or apprehen- sion of blame , shall induce me to neglect . I know there is a delicacy which influences some minds , to treat the states with ...
... duty to suggest it ; a duty which I owe to America at large , and which no hope of praise , or apprehen- sion of blame , shall induce me to neglect . I know there is a delicacy which influences some minds , to treat the states with ...
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