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... force by force ; and let us meet them with one haud and one heart , and with all the energy which the love of country and of liberty can in- fpire . " Mr. Bryan Edwards rofe , and prefaced his fpeech by cordially af- fenting to that ...
... force by force ; and let us meet them with one haud and one heart , and with all the energy which the love of country and of liberty can in- fpire . " Mr. Bryan Edwards rofe , and prefaced his fpeech by cordially af- fenting to that ...
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... forces had never feparately met the military ftrength of this country without adding to our na- tional glory and renown ... force of the claim upon the other compare the mutual means of offence and refiftance , the power of the French to ...
... forces had never feparately met the military ftrength of this country without adding to our na- tional glory and renown ... force of the claim upon the other compare the mutual means of offence and refiftance , the power of the French to ...
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... force would have little against which it could operate in any future war . An enemy unable to meet us in arms on the ocean , by furrendering his navigation , might fecure his whole commerce in neutral ships from our victorious force ...
... force would have little against which it could operate in any future war . An enemy unable to meet us in arms on the ocean , by furrendering his navigation , might fecure his whole commerce in neutral ships from our victorious force ...
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... force , he faid , would amount to 78,627 men . Thefe confifted of guards and garrifons , that is , the regular forces in Great Britain , and the fles of Guernfey and Jerfey , which amounted to 48,659 men , and of the troops in the ...
... force , he faid , would amount to 78,627 men . Thefe confifted of guards and garrifons , that is , the regular forces in Great Britain , and the fles of Guernfey and Jerfey , which amounted to 48,659 men , and of the troops in the ...
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... force of argument oppofed the ministers plan of taxation , upon the ground of its falling fo partially upon the fubjet . His obfervations upon the other ways and means for raif- ing the fupplies were very fimilar to thofe made by Mr ...
... force of argument oppofed the ministers plan of taxation , upon the ground of its falling fo partially upon the fubjet . His obfervations upon the other ways and means for raif- ing the fupplies were very fimilar to thofe made by Mr ...
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