Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyFor the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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I was not pleased with the petition of the Quakers . I think them very contemptible politicians . They are governed by their feelings , and they do not reason . They think all mankind must submit to what their impulses dictate .
I was not pleased with the petition of the Quakers . I think them very contemptible politicians . They are governed by their feelings , and they do not reason . They think all mankind must submit to what their impulses dictate .
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Well , so much for the Quakers . My question is , What is your Society about ? Do they intend to petition Congress ? and with what view ? Let me know your thoughts on the matter as soon as convenient , that I may be able to form a ...
Well , so much for the Quakers . My question is , What is your Society about ? Do they intend to petition Congress ? and with what view ? Let me know your thoughts on the matter as soon as convenient , that I may be able to form a ...
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If , as I understand , the Quakers meant no more than to request Congress to lay the African trade under such restrictions as the Constitution allowed , there certainly was nothing improper in it ; and it ought to have been done .
If , as I understand , the Quakers meant no more than to request Congress to lay the African trade under such restrictions as the Constitution allowed , there certainly was nothing improper in it ; and it ought to have been done .
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They abused the Quakers generally , and an individual of them ( then in the gallery ) by name . Such conduct was infamous . The application of the Quakers was ill - timed , and discovered more zeal than knowledge .
They abused the Quakers generally , and an individual of them ( then in the gallery ) by name . Such conduct was infamous . The application of the Quakers was ill - timed , and discovered more zeal than knowledge .
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... but I got fairly sick of it before I had finished the 1st volume . His rhapsodical eulogies of the Quakers are fulsome , disgusting stuff , which I think the Quakers themselves must be ashamed of 288 [ 1792 . THE BELKNAP PAPERS .
... but I got fairly sick of it before I had finished the 1st volume . His rhapsodical eulogies of the Quakers are fulsome , disgusting stuff , which I think the Quakers themselves must be ashamed of 288 [ 1792 . THE BELKNAP PAPERS .
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