Lives of the Signers to the Declaration of IndependenceT. Mather, 1836 - 460 страници |
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... respect to a portion of the signers , but few existed ; and , in respect to others , the accurate knowledge of them has been irrevocably lost . The sources from which he has drawn the materi als of the volume are too numerous to be ...
... respect to a portion of the signers , but few existed ; and , in respect to others , the accurate knowledge of them has been irrevocably lost . The sources from which he has drawn the materi als of the volume are too numerous to be ...
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... respect and homage of mankind . They live in their example ; and they live , emphatically , and will live , in the influence which their lives and efforts , their principles and opinions , now exercise , and will continue to exercise ...
... respect and homage of mankind . They live in their example ; and they live , emphatically , and will live , in the influence which their lives and efforts , their principles and opinions , now exercise , and will continue to exercise ...
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... respect to the colonies , and the fixed determination of the crown to keep them in humble subjection to its authority . The colonies , with the exception of Georgia , had all been established , and had attained to considerable strength ...
... respect to the colonies , and the fixed determination of the crown to keep them in humble subjection to its authority . The colonies , with the exception of Georgia , had all been established , and had attained to considerable strength ...
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... respect for the representative . A great deal has been said without doors , and more than is discreet , of the power , of the strength of America . But , in a good cause , on a sound bottom , the force of this country can crush America ...
... respect for the representative . A great deal has been said without doors , and more than is discreet , of the power , of the strength of America . But , in a good cause , on a sound bottom , the force of this country can crush America ...
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... respect to certain duties was , how- ever , unaccompanied by any other indications of a more kindly feeling towards the colonies . The troops were still continued in Boston , and the acts of trade enforced with singular strict- At ...
... respect to certain duties was , how- ever , unaccompanied by any other indications of a more kindly feeling towards the colonies . The troops were still continued in Boston , and the acts of trade enforced with singular strict- At ...
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