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Page 55
... ftands fo high with the Americans as an officer , that he holds the next , place to Washington in their mi- litary estimation ; and , what does not always happen in fuch cafes , is at the fame time the great fa- vourite of that ...
... ftands fo high with the Americans as an officer , that he holds the next , place to Washington in their mi- litary estimation ; and , what does not always happen in fuch cafes , is at the fame time the great fa- vourite of that ...
Page 67
... ftands ; it had neceffarily and en- tirely broken the order of battle ; and feparated and disjoined the British corps , who could know no more of each other , than what they gathered from the greatnefs , the continuance , or the course ...
... ftands ; it had neceffarily and en- tirely broken the order of battle ; and feparated and disjoined the British corps , who could know no more of each other , than what they gathered from the greatnefs , the continuance , or the course ...
Page 223
... ftands : the house are go- ing to divide upon the question , whether your petition fhall be taken into confideration now , or upon Tuesday . There are , for taking it into confideration now , myfelf , and fix or feven others . If it be ...
... ftands : the house are go- ing to divide upon the question , whether your petition fhall be taken into confideration now , or upon Tuesday . There are , for taking it into confideration now , myfelf , and fix or feven others . If it be ...
Page 235
... ftands clear of every hoftile act or purpose against the legislature of his coun- try , or the properties of his fel- low fubjects - fince the whole te- nor of his conduct repels the be- lief of the traiterous purpose charg- ed by the ...
... ftands clear of every hoftile act or purpose against the legislature of his coun- try , or the properties of his fel- low fubjects - fince the whole te- nor of his conduct repels the be- lief of the traiterous purpose charg- ed by the ...
Page 335
... ; not that the principal itself has always been fafe . A defaulter of above twenty- feven thousand pounds ftands at the head of the list of treasurers of the the navy upon the impreft certifi cate . We enquired STATE PAPERS : [ 335.
... ; not that the principal itself has always been fafe . A defaulter of above twenty- feven thousand pounds ftands at the head of the list of treasurers of the the navy upon the impreft certifi cate . We enquired STATE PAPERS : [ 335.
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