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Page 87
... political parties ; and we have only to regret that the present publi- cation is anonymous , and that some political details , at in- teresting junctures , are omitted , probably from a view of avoiding offence to those in high stations ...
... political parties ; and we have only to regret that the present publi- cation is anonymous , and that some political details , at in- teresting junctures , are omitted , probably from a view of avoiding offence to those in high stations ...
Page 137
... political state . It is an object too the im- journey I made in 1796 , from the mouth of the Delaware portance of which has been a great deal too little un - through Pennsylvania , Maryland , Virginia , and Kentucky , to the river ...
... political state . It is an object too the im- journey I made in 1796 , from the mouth of the Delaware portance of which has been a great deal too little un - through Pennsylvania , Maryland , Virginia , and Kentucky , to the river ...
Page 263
... Political Re- be read with interest . Aware that written memorials are gister . Of these , some are sufficiently solid , while very little attended to , he has very properly addressed others are much exaggerated by prejudice . It is a ...
... Political Re- be read with interest . Aware that written memorials are gister . Of these , some are sufficiently solid , while very little attended to , he has very properly addressed others are much exaggerated by prejudice . It is a ...
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