Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 9R.W. Pomeroy, 1820 |
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... feelings of our nature , and may account for the conduct of both Mr. Lee and Mr. Henry . Whatever may have been the feelings of Mr. Lee , they did not abate his ardour in defence of his coun- try . The enemy had now turned their ...
... feelings of our nature , and may account for the conduct of both Mr. Lee and Mr. Henry . Whatever may have been the feelings of Mr. Lee , they did not abate his ardour in defence of his coun- try . The enemy had now turned their ...
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... feelings of the colonists as to religious , and the effects of those feelings , as to civil concerns . " We have long drunk , " they say , " of the cup of as great liberties as any people we can hear of under the whole heavens . We have ...
... feelings of the colonists as to religious , and the effects of those feelings , as to civil concerns . " We have long drunk , " they say , " of the cup of as great liberties as any people we can hear of under the whole heavens . We have ...
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... feelings , a competent fortune , and that rank and esteem among his fellow citizens , which , while it secured their affection , taught them to look up to him with confidence in times of difficulty . Of these feelings he was soon ...
... feelings , a competent fortune , and that rank and esteem among his fellow citizens , which , while it secured their affection , taught them to look up to him with confidence in times of difficulty . Of these feelings he was soon ...
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