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... answer difpleafed the Indian chief ; and I obferved great agitation and tumult in his paffions , from his actions ... answered , that I ap . prehended the Long Warrior was difpleafed ; he told me he was fo , and then recapitulated what ...
... answer difpleafed the Indian chief ; and I obferved great agitation and tumult in his paffions , from his actions ... answered , that I ap . prehended the Long Warrior was difpleafed ; he told me he was fo , and then recapitulated what ...
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... answer to this , Lord Sempill required ( his con- duct not having been impeached , ) to know the reasons of a ... answer , that he had every reason to be fatisfied with his Lordship's military conduct . The answer from the secretary was ...
... answer to this , Lord Sempill required ( his con- duct not having been impeached , ) to know the reasons of a ... answer , that he had every reason to be fatisfied with his Lordship's military conduct . The answer from the secretary was ...
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... answer for their conduct ? What would our overturning their ordinances be , but controuling the actions of the dead , who are not here to answer for themselves ? which would be ftill more unjust than their reftraining the unborn , which ...
... answer for their conduct ? What would our overturning their ordinances be , but controuling the actions of the dead , who are not here to answer for themselves ? which would be ftill more unjust than their reftraining the unborn , which ...
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