Porcupine's Works: Containing Various Writings and Selections, Exhibiting a Faithful Picture of the United States of America; of Their Governments, Laws, Politics, and Resources; of the Characters of Their Presidents, Governors, Legislators, Magistrates, and Military Men; and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, Religion, Virtues and Vices of the People: Comprising Also a Complete Series of Historical Documents and Remarks, from the End of the War, in 1783, to the Election of the President, in March, 1801, Band 9Cobbett and Morgan, 1801 |
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... manner , the canting caitiff casts on them an eye of pity ; but , this is done for the express purpose of introducing abuse on Great Britain , still more out- rageous . He says it is inhuman and savage in " her , thus to abandon them to ...
... manner , the canting caitiff casts on them an eye of pity ; but , this is done for the express purpose of introducing abuse on Great Britain , still more out- rageous . He says it is inhuman and savage in " her , thus to abandon them to ...
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... manner , with the fortune of one of the abandoned persons in his pocket . 66 66 --- But , we perceive , that all this is nothing more than an introduction to an attack on the general character of the British nation , which , he says ...
... manner , with the fortune of one of the abandoned persons in his pocket . 66 66 --- But , we perceive , that all this is nothing more than an introduction to an attack on the general character of the British nation , which , he says ...
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... manner . Detested and detestable as are Frenchmen , we would not exaggerate one iota of this infernal bu- siness , Mr. Samuel Prince , and Capt . Smith's son , are present , and can be seen . Captain Smith is a remarkable benevolent man ...
... manner . Detested and detestable as are Frenchmen , we would not exaggerate one iota of this infernal bu- siness , Mr. Samuel Prince , and Capt . Smith's son , are present , and can be seen . Captain Smith is a remarkable benevolent man ...
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... manner and cause of the death of Mr. Caldwell , call it murder , or what you will , was accomplished by a shot from the musket of a Centinel in the American army - every body knows it , and Webster is the only person I ever heard fix it ...
... manner and cause of the death of Mr. Caldwell , call it murder , or what you will , was accomplished by a shot from the musket of a Centinel in the American army - every body knows it , and Webster is the only person I ever heard fix it ...
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... manner , just seventeen days after my gazette commenced , and with the evident intention of doing me a most deadly injury . I silenced him , though he foretold that , in such a contest , I " must be the loser . " He has be- gun again ...
... manner , just seventeen days after my gazette commenced , and with the evident intention of doing me a most deadly injury . I silenced him , though he foretold that , in such a contest , I " must be the loser . " He has be- gun again ...
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