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... adopted it , I would , with manly firmness , and in spite of an err- ing world , reject it . You are not to inquire ... adoption 64 HENRY.
... adopted it , I would , with manly firmness , and in spite of an err- ing world , reject it . You are not to inquire ... adoption 64 HENRY.
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... adopting States , are averse to this government . I believe I would be right to say , that they have been egregiously mis- led . Pennsylvania has , perhaps , been tricked into it . If the other States , who have adopted it , have not ...
... adopting States , are averse to this government . I believe I would be right to say , that they have been egregiously mis- led . Pennsylvania has , perhaps , been tricked into it . If the other States , who have adopted it , have not ...
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... adoption . The locality of the seat of gov- ernment , ten miles square , and the seat of justice , with all their concomitant emoluments , operated so powerfully with the first adopting State , that it was adopted without taking time to ...
... adoption . The locality of the seat of gov- ernment , ten miles square , and the seat of justice , with all their concomitant emoluments , operated so powerfully with the first adopting State , that it was adopted without taking time to ...
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American Independence | 3 |
On the Writs of Assistance | 21 |
Inaugural Address | 49 |
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