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... whole. From what I have read, and from a short casual interview which I had with him at Boston, I think him an original in his way, but as rough and boisterous as the scenes he has passed through. You desire my opinion of the N. Y. Law ...
... whole. From what I have read, and from a short casual interview which I had with him at Boston, I think him an original in his way, but as rough and boisterous as the scenes he has passed through. You desire my opinion of the N. Y. Law ...
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... whole, the law seems to me to be an edge-tool, the danger or benefit of which can be judged of only by the operation. I am glad you are so pleased with Burnaby's Journal ; I am solicitous to give you every assistance in my power towards ...
... whole, the law seems to me to be an edge-tool, the danger or benefit of which can be judged of only by the operation. I am glad you are so pleased with Burnaby's Journal ; I am solicitous to give you every assistance in my power towards ...
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... whole was endured with a becoming fortitude. He informs me that they destroyed about a hundred and sixty thousand bushels of corn, and four or five hundred huts, some of which were elegant for Indians. The expedition has been important ...
... whole was endured with a becoming fortitude. He informs me that they destroyed about a hundred and sixty thousand bushels of corn, and four or five hundred huts, some of which were elegant for Indians. The expedition has been important ...
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... . The following is an imperfect repetition of part of it from my memory. If you could get the whole, it would richly deserve a place in your miseel. curiosa. " General Clear is certainly a man of no redress, 1780.] THE BELKNAP PAPERS. 43.
... . The following is an imperfect repetition of part of it from my memory. If you could get the whole, it would richly deserve a place in your miseel. curiosa. " General Clear is certainly a man of no redress, 1780.] THE BELKNAP PAPERS. 43.
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... whole speech. He will send it to me, and then, if you choose it, you shall have a copy. There is no danger of your wanting men of learning to fill public offices, now a " door " is opened in the woods, through which " streams " of ...
... whole speech. He will send it to me, and then, if you choose it, you shall have a copy. There is no danger of your wanting men of learning to fill public offices, now a " door " is opened in the woods, through which " streams " of ...
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