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Page 31
... bargo . I have no doubt that this is the fact ; the measure is too consentaneous with his system of policy , not to be approbated by him . So long as the extreme maritime preponderancy of Great Britain shall continue , with or without ...
... bargo . I have no doubt that this is the fact ; the measure is too consentaneous with his system of policy , not to be approbated by him . So long as the extreme maritime preponderancy of Great Britain shall continue , with or without ...
Page 35
... bargo ; and were that agreed to , and the property of America subject to depredations by both the belligerents , they would be foreclosed from taking any measure at all for its defence . For this rea- son this resolution should properly ...
... bargo ; and were that agreed to , and the property of America subject to depredations by both the belligerents , they would be foreclosed from taking any measure at all for its defence . For this rea- son this resolution should properly ...
Page 51
... bargo appears to His Majesty to have been manifestly unjust , as , according to every principle of justice , that redress ought to have been first sought from the party originating the wrong ; and His Majesty cannot con- sent to buy off ...
... bargo appears to His Majesty to have been manifestly unjust , as , according to every principle of justice , that redress ought to have been first sought from the party originating the wrong ; and His Majesty cannot con- sent to buy off ...
Page 85
... bargo system , the southern atmosphere has be- enthusiasts , who declare the loss of the colonies come so subject to gales and tempests from the to have been a blessing , inasmuch as they were north , that our poor coasters , who love ...
... bargo system , the southern atmosphere has be- enthusiasts , who declare the loss of the colonies come so subject to gales and tempests from the to have been a blessing , inasmuch as they were north , that our poor coasters , who love ...
Page 91
... bargo laws are so frequent that they cannot be The government which surpasses every other in executed . This indeed is lamentably true . We strength is a popular government , where each read constantly in the gazettes of American flour ...
... bargo laws are so frequent that they cannot be The government which surpasses every other in executed . This indeed is lamentably true . We strength is a popular government , where each read constantly in the gazettes of American flour ...
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