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Page 90
... respect to some Germans that are gone over with them , and more that intend to follow after , even those which otherwise would not much desire innovation of themselves , yet for the main- taining of peace and unity ( the only solder of ...
... respect to some Germans that are gone over with them , and more that intend to follow after , even those which otherwise would not much desire innovation of themselves , yet for the main- taining of peace and unity ( the only solder of ...
Page 121
... respect to a number of others in places of trust and power , of no small importance to the well - being of this people . Particularly we have reason to think this to be the fact with respect to the Judges of the Supreme Court , the ...
... respect to a number of others in places of trust and power , of no small importance to the well - being of this people . Particularly we have reason to think this to be the fact with respect to the Judges of the Supreme Court , the ...
Page 423
... respect for this country , while they were treated with kindness , produced an almost implicit obedience to the instructions of the Prince , and even to acts of the British Parliament ; though the right of binding them by a legislature ...
... respect for this country , while they were treated with kindness , produced an almost implicit obedience to the instructions of the Prince , and even to acts of the British Parliament ; though the right of binding them by a legislature ...
Contents
COMMODORE PERRYS LANDING IN JAPAN 1853 OFFICIAL REPORT | 151 |
COMMODORE PAUL JONESS ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE BETWEEN 6 THE BON HOMME RICHARD AND THE SERAPIS | 152 |
BRADFORDS VOYAGE OF THE MAYFLOWER | 153 |
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