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... hope I shall be excused , if , in a few hours of a time not very important , and from such materials as I have by me ( more than cnough however for this purpose ) , I undertake to set the facts and arguments of this wonderful ...
... hope I shall be excused , if , in a few hours of a time not very important , and from such materials as I have by me ( more than cnough however for this purpose ) , I undertake to set the facts and arguments of this wonderful ...
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... hope , imagine that I mean seriously to let about the refutation of thefe uningenious paradoxes and reveries without imagination . I state their only that we inay discern a little in the questions of war and peace , the most weighty of ...
... hope , imagine that I mean seriously to let about the refutation of thefe uningenious paradoxes and reveries without imagination . I state their only that we inay discern a little in the questions of war and peace , the most weighty of ...
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... hope he knows nothing of the subject . I referred him lately to our commanders for the resistance of the French colonies ; I now with he would apply to our custom - house entries , and our merchants , for the advantages which we derived ...
... hope he knows nothing of the subject . I referred him lately to our commanders for the resistance of the French colonies ; I now with he would apply to our custom - house entries , and our merchants , for the advantages which we derived ...
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... hope , will not again venture upon to rath and discouraging a proposition , concerning the nature and effect of those conquests , as to call them a convenience to the remittances of France ; he sees by this account , count , that what ...
... hope , will not again venture upon to rath and discouraging a proposition , concerning the nature and effect of those conquests , as to call them a convenience to the remittances of France ; he sees by this account , count , that what ...
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... hope , by wise management , she will again become so . But one of our capital present inisfortunes is , her discontent and disobcdiTo which of the author's favourites this discontent is owing , we all know but too fufficiently . It ...
... hope , by wise management , she will again become so . But one of our capital present inisfortunes is , her discontent and disobcdiTo which of the author's favourites this discontent is owing , we all know but too fufficiently . It ...
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