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Again , can this charge on the Council be true when he never once desired a proclamation might issue with advice of Council , with or without a reward , just as he was pleased to draw it or cause it to be drawn ( for the Council never ...
Again , can this charge on the Council be true when he never once desired a proclamation might issue with advice of Council , with or without a reward , just as he was pleased to draw it or cause it to be drawn ( for the Council never ...
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Mr Temple , though an American by birth and in principle , has never been an enemy to this country ; and he did most sincerely wish and expect to have been in some measure instrumental to the discontinuing the war when he returned to ...
Mr Temple , though an American by birth and in principle , has never been an enemy to this country ; and he did most sincerely wish and expect to have been in some measure instrumental to the discontinuing the war when he returned to ...
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It was never in my power , after hostilities commenced , to get home with my family sooner than I did ; but I never had a doubt that , when I sha be so happy as to get home , my country would compensate my pecuniary losses .
It was never in my power , after hostilities commenced , to get home with my family sooner than I did ; but I never had a doubt that , when I sha be so happy as to get home , my country would compensate my pecuniary losses .
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| Título | Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Massachusetts Historical Society The Bowdoin and Temple Papers: Pt. [I]-II. [1756-1809], Thomas Lindall Winthrop |
| Autor | Massachusetts Historical Society |
| Editor | Massachusetts Historical Society., 1897 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 23 Nov. 2005 |
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