Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 5R. W. Pomeroy, 1823 |
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... hope it is unnecessary to make assurances of my disposition to render your situation both easy and respectable . I ... hope , be agreeable and useful . You have done so much with so little , that my wishes to increase your activity have ...
... hope it is unnecessary to make assurances of my disposition to render your situation both easy and respectable . I ... hope , be agreeable and useful . You have done so much with so little , that my wishes to increase your activity have ...
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... hope most ardently that your timely endeavours will have spared the necessity of mili- tary collection . If not , I still hope that the military force will be exerted with all possible mildness : but at any rate , the public service ...
... hope most ardently that your timely endeavours will have spared the necessity of mili- tary collection . If not , I still hope that the military force will be exerted with all possible mildness : but at any rate , the public service ...
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... hope of our enemy is in the derangement of our finances ; and let me add , that when revenue is given , that hope must cease . He , therefore , who opposes the grant of such revenue , not only opposes himself to the dictates of justice ...
... hope of our enemy is in the derangement of our finances ; and let me add , that when revenue is given , that hope must cease . He , therefore , who opposes the grant of such revenue , not only opposes himself to the dictates of justice ...
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