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... produce not satisfaction but insolence in the Ameri- cans , and that the giving up these taxes will necessitate the giving up of all the rest ? " This objection was as palpable then as it is now , and it was as good for preserving the ...
... produce not satisfaction but insolence in the Ameri- cans , and that the giving up these taxes will necessitate the giving up of all the rest ? " This objection was as palpable then as it is now , and it was as good for preserving the ...
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... produce , was at least followed by an heightening of the distemper ; until , by a variety of experiments , that important country has been brought into her present situation ; -a situation which I will not miscall , which I dare not ...
... produce , was at least followed by an heightening of the distemper ; until , by a variety of experiments , that important country has been brought into her present situation ; -a situation which I will not miscall , which I dare not ...
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... produce equally good effects , is greatly to be doubted . Never , I fear , will this nation and the colonies fall back upon their true centre of gravity , and natural point of repose , until the ideas of 1766 are resumed , and steadily ...
... produce equally good effects , is greatly to be doubted . Never , I fear , will this nation and the colonies fall back upon their true centre of gravity , and natural point of repose , until the ideas of 1766 are resumed , and steadily ...
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INTRODUCTION by Canon Peter McKevitt | 1 |
SPEECH AT HIS ARRIVAL AT BRISTOL BEFORE | 64 |
ON CONCILIATION WITH THE COLONIES | 76 |
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