Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 4R.W. Pomeroy, 1822 |
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... natural genius , which classed him une- quivocally with the former . He was not of that number who astonish by the splendour of their con- ceptions , or amuse and interest us by the ... nature , and his conclusions , the 146 FLOYD .
... natural genius , which classed him une- quivocally with the former . He was not of that number who astonish by the splendour of their con- ceptions , or amuse and interest us by the ... nature , and his conclusions , the 146 FLOYD .
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John Sanderson. the logic of nature , and his conclusions , the demon- strations of experience . Hence it arose ... natural dig- nity in his deportment , which never failed to im- press beholders . As a politician , his integrity was ...
John Sanderson. the logic of nature , and his conclusions , the demon- strations of experience . Hence it arose ... natural dig- nity in his deportment , which never failed to im- press beholders . As a politician , his integrity was ...
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... nature . His pres- sing requisitions for men were uncomplied with , and his troops were with difficulty prevented from perishing with cold and hunger . In the beginning of the year , a number of the patriotic citizens of Philadelphia ...
... nature . His pres- sing requisitions for men were uncomplied with , and his troops were with difficulty prevented from perishing with cold and hunger . In the beginning of the year , a number of the patriotic citizens of Philadelphia ...
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