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... advantage ; and that they would probably be reckoned , by an impartial tribunal , fully as amiable and refpectable as our good allies the Portuguese or Nea- politans - the Coffacs or Laplanders . As to their leader , it must be admitted ...
... advantage ; and that they would probably be reckoned , by an impartial tribunal , fully as amiable and refpectable as our good allies the Portuguese or Nea- politans - the Coffacs or Laplanders . As to their leader , it must be admitted ...
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... gained inconceivably in point of force and activity as a state . This is an advantage which all new governments governments possess , to counterbalance the many disadvantages to which 10 April The Dangers of the Country .
... gained inconceivably in point of force and activity as a state . This is an advantage which all new governments governments possess , to counterbalance the many disadvantages to which 10 April The Dangers of the Country .
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... advantage of the continental governments . Our chief places cannot be given away to persons utterly incapable of their duties ; but still , the qualifications required by us in a can- didate properly recommended , are undoubtedly very ...
... advantage of the continental governments . Our chief places cannot be given away to persons utterly incapable of their duties ; but still , the qualifications required by us in a can- didate properly recommended , are undoubtedly very ...
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... advantages which its continuance gives us over the enemy , would be to fall into a fnare which a very little forefight might enable us to efcape . It is effential to inquire , therefore , how far this is a well - founded opinion . It ...
... advantages which its continuance gives us over the enemy , would be to fall into a fnare which a very little forefight might enable us to efcape . It is effential to inquire , therefore , how far this is a well - founded opinion . It ...
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... advantages it might give him by the restoration of his colonies , and the opportunity of bringing home his stores and treasure ; -if we could believe , in fhort , that he was refolved only to give us one year of peace , and that he ...
... advantages it might give him by the restoration of his colonies , and the opportunity of bringing home his stores and treasure ; -if we could believe , in fhort , that he was refolved only to give us one year of peace , and that he ...
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